Southernfriedcj8
80's bartender
This.I regret getting rid of the 2016…
I wish I had my 2016 Ram back.
This.I regret getting rid of the 2016…
I looked for a bit to educate myself and it looks too me the def heater is a 12v/DC heater not a AC 120v deal. Have you seen otherwise?I thought there is an electric heater in the DEF tanks on these trucks?
This.
I wish I had my 2016 Ram back.
youve got a welder right?I just bought a 2019 3500 Denali dually. Finding a hitch for this thing and camper tiedowns is really stressing me out.
We go on vacation in two weeks. Everything is back-ordered for what I need.
Happy I still have my 05 Ram.Whyd you send it down the line? I have a '17
I honestly much prefer the 6 speed to the 10.
I just traded in my '17 F450 for a new '22 F450 in January. I hate the 10spd compared to the 6spd in the old truck. Superbusy and always searching for the right gear. Lots of extreme downshifting too. Once I found out that the trans design was a collaboration with Alison/GM it mad a lot of sense, BC the last duramax truck I owned shifted similar, and I hated it too. I find myself in manual mode a lot. The truck has almost 30K miles on it now and ita about to have to go back to the dealer because the 6-5 downshift is so hard when towing a loaded trailer, it feels like the truck was just rear ended. Its the only thing I dont like about the truckThe 10 speeds we own in trucks, I can't stand them.
Seems to not be a big deal in the Exploders
I was in the market for a truck and went with a 19 GM with l5P engine and 6 speed. The 10 speeds don't have enough street cred yet.I just traded in my '17 F450 for a new '22 F450 in January. I hate the 10spd compared to the 6spd in the old truck. Superbusy and always searching for the right gear. Lots of extreme downshifting too. Once I found out that the trans design was a collaboration with Alison/GM it mad a lot of sense, BC the last duramax truck I owned shifted similar, and I hated it too. I find myself in manual mode a lot. The truck has almost 30K miles on it now and ita about to have to go back to the dealer because the 6-5 downshift is so hard when towing a loaded trailer, it feels like the truck was just rear ended. Its the only thing I dont like about the truck
I just traded in my '17 F450 for a new '22 F450 in January. I hate the 10spd compared to the 6spd in the old truck. Superbusy and always searching for the right gear. Lots of extreme downshifting too. Once I found out that the trans design was a collaboration with Alison/GM it mad a lot of sense, BC the last duramax truck I owned shifted similar, and I hated it too. I find myself in manual mode a lot. The truck has almost 30K miles on it now and ita about to have to go back to the dealer because the 6-5 downshift is so hard when towing a loaded trailer, it feels like the truck was just rear ended. Its the only thing I dont like about the truck
Happy I still have my 05 Ram.
Didn't need it anymore since I was done pulling larger trailers. Sure could use it next week though.Whyd you send it down the line? I have a '17
I just traded in my '17 F450 for a new '22 F450 in January. I hate the 10spd compared to the 6spd in the old truck. Superbusy and always searching for the right gear. Lots of extreme downshifting too. Once I found out that the trans design was a collaboration with Alison/GM it mad a lot of sense, BC the last duramax truck I owned shifted similar, and I hated it too. I find myself in manual mode a lot. The truck has almost 30K miles on it now and ita about to have to go back to the dealer because the 6-5 downshift is so hard when towing a loaded trailer, it feels like the truck was just rear ended. Its the only thing I dont like about the truck
if I'm heavy i just lock out 8th, 9th and 10th. but im gas so i need more rpms. but i have had it feel funky a time or two.I haven't had any issues with the 10 speed. I locked out gears as needed through the mountains, even out on the interstate into the headwind. Didn't technically need to but I am pretty attentive to how engines are pulling lugging etc. so it just made sense to lock out some gears when there was no need for that ground speed / engine RPM.
I just traded in my '17 F450 for a new '22 F450 in January. I hate the 10spd compared to the 6spd in the old truck. Superbusy and always searching for the right gear. Lots of extreme downshifting too. Once I found out that the trans design was a collaboration with Alison/GM it mad a lot of sense, BC the last duramax truck I owned shifted similar, and I hated it too. I find myself in manual mode a lot. The truck has almost 30K miles on it now and ita about to have to go back to the dealer because the 6-5 downshift is so hard when towing a loaded trailer, it feels like the truck was just rear ended. Its the only thing I dont like about the truck
I can confirm that syndrome riding with another tech going to lunch, thought we were rear ended no doubt.My 2019 6 speed F550 has been doing the gear slam thing for about a year. I'm waiting for the transmission to blow up to find out what's wrong with it.
#fuckitnotmytruck
The 8 speed in my Chevy was doing that. There was a TSB for the fluid that seems to have fixed it.My 2019 6 speed F550 has been doing the gear slam thing for about a year. I'm waiting for the transmission to blow up to find out what's wrong with it.
#fuckitnotmytruck
My 2020 7.3 f250 only has 17k miles on it. Not sure if worth getting rid of.
At work we have a 22 F350 in our group that’s sitting down at ford with the transmission in the bed. 15,000 miles on it and the transmission took a shit. It’s been there for 5 weeks already and there’s no ETA on getting a trans in. It’s bull shitSo this is a brand new truck, few months old and it needs to go back to the dealer for a half dozen items? Just trying to follow along
I have had a '19 Ram since December of '19 and it just passed 100,000 miles. I live in frozen hell where it will stay for months below zero. Going through 4 winters I have a few tips for def in the winter. These are all my PERSONAL experience. This is a company truck so no delete. But in 4 years it has been to the dealer more for radio updates than DEF issues. And I am not gentle to this girl. In 4 years she has never been plugged in, fires up fine at -40. She is driven daily except if I go on vacation. Gets parked outside no mater the weather. Boss has a hard on for idling so no letting her run on cold days. I am nice and give her new oil every 5000 miles and fuel filters every 10,000 miles.I looked for a bit to educate myself and it looks too me the def heater is a 12v/DC heater not a AC 120v deal. Have you seen otherwise?
Why do you want to get rid of it?
By the end of the year we will have 150k on the 7.3s in the fleet. Only bad experience I had was a oil filter leaking in bfe. I don’t have any complaints besides 10 speed being semi irritating, however it turns less than 2k rpms at 80mph so hard to beat that.Afraid of the 7.3 horror stories I read online. I bought it as a forever truck, single cam pushrod etc, and if it randomly blows up, not sure I want to take that risk.
You can read those stories about any brand. Pretty sure it comes down to luck of the draw and to a certain degree maintenance.Afraid of the 7.3 horror stories I read online. I bought it as a forever truck, single cam pushrod etc, and if it randomly blows up, not sure I want to take that risk.
Guess I'll be making a decision here shortly 😎