'01 vs '01.5
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'01 vs '01.5
I see a lot of people distinguishing they have an 01.5 when talking about the year of the truck. I know about 98.5's and 04.5's but what is the difference between the 01 and the 01.5?
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Go get a Beer , search "53 Block" , sit back , and read , have more beer on hand, it could take a while to read it all.
Look up KDP while you are at it.
Look up KDP while you are at it.
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Originally Posted by kcastun
Go get a Beer , search "53 Block" , sit back , and read , have more beer on hand, it could take a while to read it all.
Look up KDP while you are at it.
Look up KDP while you are at it.
I actually tried that before I posted... problem is the search feature ignores the "53" so I just get the word block, which is a pretty popular word around here. I guess I'll keep on searching... unless someone can give me the short version?
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nevermind... I found some info using google instead...
http://www.stamey.nu/Truck/Cummins53BlockFAQ.htm
http://www.stamey.nu/Truck/Cummins53BlockFAQ.htm
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Originally Posted by Sea01Cummer
Does the 24valve have the KDP problem that the 12valve has ? I am taking 24 valve for dummys and reading as much as i can ,please be patient with my stupid questions.
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Let's not forget about all the things Dodge thought you didn't need (atleast on the 02's) such as a hood liner, rear wheel well liners, rear seat cupholders just to name a few.