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Posted: 06/26/08 08:54 PM
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I just melted my 03 6.0L with 78,000 miles on the odometer and refuse to replace it. I did everything I could to make it last (four months past warranty experation). Go ahead, laugh now. I want a Cummins, but can't decide which one. I heard the 12V installs easier. I might have a 2000 doner. Any suggestions?
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esanchez
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Posted: 06/27/08 09:59 AM
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Isn't the '00 model 24v? 12-valves are pretty straightforward. Either one is OK. I heard the early 24v models had some injector pump issues, but the later ones should be OK.
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nmlakerat
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Posted: 06/27/08 11:27 AM
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the p-pumped 12vers are prolly the easiest to transplant due to least amount of wiring the 12 valve also has 3 holes on the block so it leaves more room for adjustability forward or back for motormounts. i dont think you will be disapointed if you do it.
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alfreed
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Posted: 06/28/08 05:19 PM
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no matter what somebody like you does to a vehicle it never stops amazing me!!! you probably have every aftermarket kit known to god on it,please change over to dodge and see what junk really is!!!!!!
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