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Posted: 4/18/2016 8:50:26 PM EDT
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Turn it right side up?
Or is parking your Dodge on its side another Dodge CTD Bro thing? Like the flat brim cap thing or essing the Dee |
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Reset the inertia switch in the passenger kick panel.
Bar the engine over with a 24 MM socket and make sure it goes around twice. If it does, start up with the passenger side aftercooler hose off the engine intake to expel any oil that might be in the cooler core. |
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Tip 'er back up, count to 30, then give 'er hell. Worst case scenario it tips over again.
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Really should get your make of truck right before you make yourself look stupid View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Turn it right side up? Or is parking your Dodge on its side another Dodge CTD Bro thing? Like the flat brim cap thing or essing the Dee Really should get your make of truck right before you make yourself look stupid Meh glanced for half a second statistics were on my side. Kind of like guessing at news stories without reading them ETA: apparently a lot of butt hurt Dodge Owners in this thread, glory hole must be slow today |
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He needed a brodozer to go on a road a Suziki Cultus could handle
Next time he should lift it even higher and drive even faster. |
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Reset the inertia switch in the passenger kick panel. Bar the engine over with a 24 MM socket and make sure it goes around twice. If it does, start up with the passenger side aftercooler hose off the engine intake to expel any oil that might be in the cooler core. View Quote Thanks that's tomorrow's plan then! |
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If it were me I would pull the glow plugs, place the valve covers back on and crank it over for a little bit. There is a spot to ground out the injectors so they wont fire so the truck wont try and start(the name is escaping me at the moment)
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Also, I don't think he understands what "bullet proofing" means. Hint, it doesn't make the driver invincible.
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Meh glanced for half a second statistics were on my side. Kind of like guessing at news stories without reading them ETA: apparently a lot of butt hurt Dodge Owners in this thread, glory hole must be slow today View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Turn it right side up? Or is parking your Dodge on its side another Dodge CTD Bro thing? Like the flat brim cap thing or essing the Dee Really should get your make of truck right before you make yourself look stupid Meh glanced for half a second statistics were on my side. Kind of like guessing at news stories without reading them ETA: apparently a lot of butt hurt Dodge Owners in this thread, glory hole must be slow today No, you just don't know a Ford from a Dodge from a Chevy but it's everyone else's fault. |
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Reset the inertia switch in the passenger kick panel. Bar the engine over with a 24 MM socket and make sure it goes around twice. If it does, start up with the passenger side aftercooler hose off the engine intake to expel any oil that might be in the cooler core. View Quote I believe this guy nailed it for what to do(assuming it is not on its side any longer). But really I want to know.......how did it get that way given the looks of the road? |
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http://i.imgur.com/oSaaTSz.jpg Oops Now what? I'm concerned a lot of oil is sitting in top of the Pistons so before I try to start it what should I do/check? View Quote Now what? Learn to drive. |
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I believe this guy nailed it for what to do(assuming it is not on its side any longer). But really I want to know.......how did it get that way given the looks of the road? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Reset the inertia switch in the passenger kick panel. Bar the engine over with a 24 MM socket and make sure it goes around twice. If it does, start up with the passenger side aftercooler hose off the engine intake to expel any oil that might be in the cooler core. I believe this guy nailed it for what to do(assuming it is not on its side any longer). But really I want to know.......how did it get that way given the looks of the road? The roads sloppy and he slid into a culvert at like just the right angle(or wrong angle :) ) Probably going a bit to fast for conditions if I had to guess |
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Reset the inertia switch in the passenger kick panel. Bar the engine over with a 24 MM socket and make sure it goes around twice. If it does, start up with the passenger side aftercooler hose off the engine intake to expel any oil that might be in the cooler core. View Quote NEVER give the correct answer on the first page, noobie. NEVER. |
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Quoted: People that try to make fun of others, but make fun of themselves instead are the best View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Turn it right side up? Or is parking your Dodge on its side another Dodge CTD Bro thing? Like the flat brim cap thing or essing the Dee People that try to make fun of others, but make fun of themselves instead are the best He runs rails and a red dot on his 30-30 |
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Flip that Dodge over, change the spark plugs on that 6.8 liter 350, shoot a little ether into the Holley Super Double Pump, put that 4L80 into drive and drive home!
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Get that Dodge right side up, then pull the spark plugs and run the starter to pump the oil out of the cylinders.
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What to do now?
Flip on its wheels. Pull spark plugs, turn over to get any oil out of cylinder . Clean oil from spark plugs. Reinstall them. Start as normal and hold gas pedal to floor to 5000 rpm for 2 minutes. Good as new. Eta. Beat by minutes while typing. Slow and old. Sucks. |
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I think he may need some more lights. View Quote Those lights aren't extreme in any way for the road he is on and the likelihood that other roads nearby aren't fully lit up with streetlights. Some basic lights to augment the older headlights, and then a roof mounted spot light. None of that is over the top. Are they too much for you? |
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Those lights aren't extreme in any way for the road he is on and the likelihood that other roads nearby aren't fully lit up with streetlights. Some basic lights to augment the older headlights, and then a roof mounted spot light. None of that is over the top. Are they too much for you? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I think he may need some more lights. Those lights aren't extreme in any way for the road he is on and the likelihood that other roads nearby aren't fully lit up with streetlights. Some basic lights to augment the older headlights, and then a roof mounted spot light. None of that is over the top. Are they too much for you? It's dark as shit out here our closest streetlight has gotta be about 20 miles away If your driving around in a field at night the more light the better |
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There's no way I'm going to believe that the Geo turned that truck back onto it's wheels without video. Post the video, I know you have one. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Please tell me that the Geo rescued him. It did There's no way I'm going to believe that the Geo turned that truck back onto it's wheels without video. Post the video, I know you have one. Oh hell no I rescued him not his truck lol I was gonna try to flip it with my jeep but wussed out and didn't wanna break it |
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Reset the inertia switch in the passenger kick panel. Bar the engine over with a 24 MM socket and make sure it goes around twice. If it does, start up with the passenger side aftercooler hose off the engine intake to expel any oil that might be in the cooler core. View Quote Hey now - This is GD. We'll have none of that talking-like-you-know-stuff around here, mister! |
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Look's like the new BFG Goodrich AT's are holding true to what the first design, gave for traction.
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