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jake
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10/24/2007
15:28:52

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ok thats it! Ive had enough with my truck and all this damn electrical bs. i own an 01 dak 4x4 with the manual trans. my question is what carbed engine or engines will bolt up to my trans? or am i S.O.L on that too? i would appreciate any feedback

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10/24/2007
19:44:46

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What engine do you have now?



jake
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10/25/2007
17:17:10

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sorry its the 4.7L



brianj
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10/25/2007
18:49:42

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whats wrong with the electric? thats a good engine



Kota Kid
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10/25/2007
19:17:45

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A carbed Hemi crate motor will bolt up to your trans but I don't know if the clutch will.



jake
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10/25/2007
22:06:28

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well brian at first it was the cam sensor then the crank sensor. after that it was the oil pressure unit then the actuall oil pump. now im have a bad valve guide and i think a worn crank bearing. also my driver side window started to screw up now.



Shoe
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10/26/2007
12:17:03

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Wow, never heard of all them problems. Lemon law?

Finally... a V8. '01 Dodge Dakota RC, 4.7, 5-speed, 3.92 LSD. = R/T Killer.
well at least a stock one

jake
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10/26/2007
13:03:28

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the thing is that ive have the truck for 4 years and it has right at 90,000 miles



Kowalski
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10/27/2007
08:26:03

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I lost a carbed 318 to a bad oil pump - it won't help with that or the problem with your window. Also a carbed motor will have less power than what you are running now, unless you with a performance build up; and that will cost you fuel milage. Might be better to fix what you have. Injected motors have more power, and generally run better.

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jake
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10/27/2007
09:44:48

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update well today im going to trade the truck in. im looking at a 2000 dodge ram 2500 witht he cummins. its a 4x4 with the 6 speen manual. has aftermarket wheels and one of those big cattle catcher bumpers. the only thing is it does not have a bed on it. does anyone know where i can get this bed? i seen it one time. it looks like a regular bed but then both sides raise up to storage areas.



Kowalski
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10/27/2007
11:46:18

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Are you talking about a utility bed ? Very boxy looking with doors to acces storage compartments ? Or something different ? The Cummins motors are great.

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jake
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10/27/2007
23:39:46

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something completely different. it looks just like a regular dodge ram bed from the factory but the side fold up from that lower body line to the bed rail.



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