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Where is the engine computer in a 1992 1 ton 350 dodge van?
Under the hood above the engine.
Where is the voltage regulator on a 1993 dodge 1 ton?
The engine computer is the regulator.
Where is computer for 1993 dodge 1 ton cummins engine located?
left front fender
Where can you find a horn pad for 1992 dodge ram b250 6cyl ac 34 ton?
junk yard
Can you put a Cummins 5.9 diesel engine in a 1985 1 ton dodge pickup truck?
Yes
What is diagnostic code p0700 on a 2005 dodge truck 1500 half ton?
P0700, Transmission code present in tcm. The engine computer, PCM, stores this code whenever the transmission computer, tcm, has set a code. You need to have the transmission scanned for codes.
Where is oil filter 5.9 liter diesel 2003 dodge 1 ton?
The engine oil filter is on the front passenger side of the engine.
Where is the fuel pump on 1995 dodge one ton truck 3500?
Gas engine, it is in the fuel tank. Diesel engine, it is on the side of the block.
Is a 1972 dodge d100 a half ton or a quarter ton?
Half Ton
Is a 2001 dodge 1500 a 12 ton or a 34 ton?
1/2 ton
What would burn out the computer on a 1987 dodge w150 half ton 318 4x4 truck?
Burning out the computer on a 1987 Dodge W150 half-ton truck with a 318 engine could occur due to several factors, such as electrical shorts, voltage spikes, or overheating. Poor grounding or faulty wiring can lead to excessive current flow, damaging the computer's circuits. Additionally, using incorrect or incompatible components during repairs or modifications can also cause failure. Regular maintenance and proper diagnostic procedures can help prevent such issues.
Can you find a half-ton pick-up truck with a V6 diesel engine?
No, you can not find a half-ton, V6 diesel. There are none currently on the market, at least none that are factory made. 2014 will be the first production year a half-ton pick-up truck will be factory fitted with a V6 diesel engine. Chrysler will introduce the new Dodge Ram 1500 with a half-ton, V6 diesel engine in the third quarter of 2013.
