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Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Originally posted by kenowja kenowja wrote:

Originally posted by mdvalant mdvalant wrote:

yea but, they don't go all the way, normally just to about 80k miles right?


No, My dad's got a 2003 Dodge 3500 Cummins Diesel, and the only thing that has gone bad was a electrical problem due to a weird broken connection. its over 150,000 Miles on it....

I fail to understand your logic with the milage?? Dodge doesn't make the diesel engine. They have to buy it from Cummins. That should tell you something but it obviously didn't sink in!!???

One of or tool makers here has 385,000 on a Cummins - of course the rest of the Dodge truck is a piece of s*** and falling apart!

I personally have 275,000 on my 1995 GM diesel!


Granted, but the chevy will explode beore the cummins, and like i said, my dad's truck is still in perfect condition... his isn't falling apart, and his CUMMINS is still going to be perfect for along time... don't talk to me on how good a truck is, unless you take the same care for any truck, and see how they would hold up, because its not all about how the truck is in shape, its how you drive it...
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Guess who owns Cummins?

answer: FORD
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Originally posted by harddock harddock wrote:

Guess who owns Cummins?

answer: FORD


What do you mean Ford owns Cummins...like literally owns Cummins financially, or "owns" Cummins figuratively as in their engines are better.

Regardless I would have to disagree with both.
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Pete, don't take any grief from the guy who bought an Aztec...

Cummins (CMI) is a publicly traded company. I'm not aware of any ownership by Ford.
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The combo that should have been used.
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Originally posted by kenowja kenowja wrote:

   its not all about how the truck is in shape, its how you drive it...


Its a truck, If you cant beat the crap out of it there is a problem!
For thousands of years men have felt the irresistible urge to go to sea, and many of them died. Things got better after they invented boats.
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Originally posted by OverMyHead OverMyHead wrote:

Originally posted by kenowja kenowja wrote:

   its not all about how the truck is in shape, its how you drive it...


Its a truck, If you cant beat the crap out of it there is a problem!

Dave,
Reading between the lines here, evidently you really have to "baby" the Dodge trucks by how you drive it so it doesn't fall apart.


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My Dakota went 200,000+ with few problems. I hauled the boat without trailer brakes, 500 + sg feet of hardwood flooring multiple times, drove it across snow covered lakes for fun, 2000 pounds of sand in the bed once (luckily not far), and then let my teenage have it for the last three years. No need to baby them. Maybe hes just scared.
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nope, not at all... just saying that you should take care of your truck... I did not say baby them, its how well you maintain them, cause you see, you have to regularly maintain a ford, so it won't break down, and dodges, well you don't have to do much... change the oil... and put gas, or diesel in it, and you are set for along time!
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Stop now child, you're making less and less sense.
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Originally posted by Hollywood Hollywood wrote:

Stop now child, you're making less and less sense.


What?... well if you wanna call me a child, ok, thanks ... well any way... im not a child, and i still think dodge/Ram/Chrysler has the best Truck, car ( the car being the viper and the challenger srt8 yellow jacket), and the van, even though i don't like driving vans...
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Stop now child, you're making less and less sense.


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