Well just like it says why?

Thanks Chris

 

our trucks dont have throttle bodies!

 

Thats what I thought but Summit sell one for a Dodge Cummins says it increases air flow?? I'm pretty sure I read this correctly.

 

Know they make one for a PSD did not know they made anything like that for a cummins

 

i called them about it they say its like a heater eliminator, but other than that on the PSD and the Dmax its snake oil

 

"Snake oil???" Like you mean B.S

 

its a new heater grid that doesnt have the heater coils in it for more power so if you live in a hot area your good

 

it was funny when i called them, i asked them so where do i put this on my Dmax (so i claimed i had one for argument reason), and he said right under the throttle body, and i said ok, but diesels dont have throttle bodies, there was a long pause and a click. that right he hung up on me.

 

What a tech staff. That is kind of funny

 

actualy the new (07) and newer diesels do have a throttle body!!

 

Where and what for, I think you were miss informed? Got any pictures?

 

The new 6.7's have them. Be for emissions.



Looks like it on the air horn.

 

they use the throttle plate for fast warm up times and as an engine brake. the dmax has it the cummins has it and i think the PSD has it but dont quote me on it, i could be mistaken