We use the next one up. It's got a little " smart" built in.
On the other hand, after years of having Ford cars, SUV's, and pickups, I've never had one that wouldn't warm things up inside. In fact, I've had a lot less problems with our Fords than we ever did with other brands, especially so with GM and Chrysler Group products.
So we all agree. Dodge is better than ford. Mods, please lock this thread as we have solved the world’s problems.
Uh, no, I probably spent $1000 every year keeping my 2000 dodge 5.9 Cummins running every year. Glad it's gone. My 1988 Chevy , probably less than $1000 since it was made.,,So we all agree. Dodge is better than ford. Mods, please lock this thread as we have solved the world’s problems.
MODS!!!!! Can you ban this jackwagon for lying!Uh, no, I probably spent $1000 every year keeping my 2000 dodge 5.9 Cummins running every year. Glad it's gone. My 1988 Chevy , probably less than $1000 since it was made.,,
I still have the running 88 Chevy. It ain't pretty but it still starts and takes me where I want to go.
Probly got a dodge and just put a Chevy logo on it. I’m mad at you lolI still have the running 88 Chevy. It ain't pretty but it still starts and takes me where I want to go.
I had a 93 Ford 7.3 natural aspiration that had more power than the 5.9 turbo. Worst trade I ever made.
So we all agree. Dodge is better than ford. Mods, please lock this thread as we have solved the world’s problems.
Nope. You need to work on your reading comprehension. In fact, the Chrysler/Dodge products I had were among the worst of all the vehicles having issues.
Back some time ago, a fellow on one of the RV forums that I frequented tried to tell me that the RAM pickup was NOT a Dodge product, that it was strictly a RAM. I suggested that he open the door of his RAM and see if the placard there didn't state that it was a "Chrysler Group" product, and then asked him if he could buy a brand new RAM anywhere other than from the Chrysler Group or a Chrysler/Dodge dealer.
He never answered.
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