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  • Coiled

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    Vaquero

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    More specific.
    The sealing bead of the tyre did not mate up correctly with the sealing bead of the wheel of the internal combustion powered means of conveyance.
    Therefore, the union between the two failed to adhere properly.
    Resulting in a bulge at the area upon the circumference of the tyre in the immediate area of the failed mating.
     

    Coiled

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    The sealing bead of the tyre did not mate up correctly with the sealing bead of the wheel of the internal combustion powered means of conveyance.
    Therefore, the union between the two failed to adhere properly.
    Resulting in a bulge at the area upon the circumference of the tyre in the immediate area of the failed mating.
    Lol. Less specific.
    Think procedures, at least so I've been told. :(
     

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    Replacing ball joints on my 2006 Dodge 2500 as we speak.
    Actually taking a break to cool down and check to see what's going on here.

    Almost 400,000 miles on these ball joints. Not half bad for a Dodge!
     

    Eastexasrick

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    Replacing ball joints on my 2006 Dodge 2500 as we speak.
    Actually taking a break to cool down and check to see what's going on here.

    Almost 400,000 miles on these ball joints. Not half bad for a Dodge!
    Not half bad? You must be living right! My 2005, 3500 started showing signs of wear at 140,000. Replaced lower balls, upper balls with A arm assembly at 150,000. Maybe they switched parts suppliers for the 06? Front wheel bearings were rumbling last month, just replaced them.
     

    Grumps21

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    Replaced the battery on the old Camry. The Interstate I bought from Costco in September went dead after sitting for about a month of not being run. Charged up fine but was dead again the next day. $10 to me on the prorated warranty
     

    jmohme

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    That’s gotta be a record…BJ’s are a known weakness on 3rd Gens
    My 06 has been an outstanding truck
    All of the things that Dodge haters warned me about have been proven so wrong with this old beater.
    Even the Transmission that they said would go out between oil changes. I replaced it a couple months ago when it started shifting a little sloppy from first to second. Might of just needed service but with the miles and the fact that I pull a fifth wheel at least 50% of the time, I just decided to swap for a reman.
     

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    My 06 has been an outstanding truck
    All of the things that Dodge haters warned me about have been proven so wrong with this old beater.
    Even the Transmission that they said would go out between oil changes. I replaced it a couple months ago when it started shifting a little sloppy from first to second. Might of just needed service but with the miles and the fact that I pull a fifth wheel at least 50% of the time, I just decided to swap for a reman.
    My biggest vehicle-related regret is selling my 2007 Ram 2500 5.9
     

    Eastexasrick

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    My biggest vehicle-related regret is selling my 2007 Ram 2500 5.9
    The 05 has been used to haul heavy loads, only, which is does well. All the usual stuff failed, door locks, window regulator, door hinges, seat motor, radio. But the engine and drive train has taken all the abuse I have thrown at it and its still humming. IMG_0229[1].JPG
     

    southtexaspilot

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    Right side EFIS wasn’t powering up. Took it out and powered it up on the bench. SBC, single board computer, is toast. Looks like it’s going out with tomorrows mail.

    I gotta keep these HX’s running. The new stuff is a different size. I don’t wanna have to cut a new panel. These have synthetic vision, traffic, and weather. So an upgrade wouldn’t get me much but a hole in my wallet.


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