H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
- Joined
- May 29, 2020
- Messages
- 9,084
- Reaction score
- 8,209
Gotta work emAnd if I remember right, he worked the living crap out of it. these trucks don’t like light duty, it kills them, same with the Cummins.
Gotta work emAnd if I remember right, he worked the living crap out of it. these trucks don’t like light duty, it kills them, same with the Cummins.
I don’t envy those who reside in California.
My 2015 has 117800ish miles on it. Tow every weekend to camping, and just made a trip to the beach returning over 18 MPG.
It is a true truck motor just like the V10 it replaces.
And the 6.4l goes through the same 300000 mile tests the Cummins does.
Very pleased with mine.
And that was without MDS. I seriously think I could have pulled 20 with it working.18 mpg!!?!? Who needs a Honda Civic when you can have a 3/4T 6.4 Ram truck!
I don’t envy those who reside in California.
California ain’t great, although it’s mountains are pretty and it’s where the work is at for the moment.Interesting; any way to replace the onboard tank with something larger like a Titantank?
B
Just bought my 2016 2500 w/6.4L, has 37,000 miles right now, but I have read in a couple places a good 250K miles with good maintenance.I'm looking at upgrading to an 2015-2017 Ram 2500. So far most of the trucks I'm finding have approximately 60k-80k miles. I don't have much experience with the 6.4L, is this high milage for this engine? How many miles can I expect to get from the 6.4L being well maintained?
Thanks for all your input!
Thats great life span for a gas engine in my booksUpdate on my high mileage the truck made it to 355,000 miles before any major engine issues. Had a timing chain guide snap on it while towing uphill caused the engine to grenade I'm now in the process of a full rebuild of the motor just need to find all the parts to do it
I agree with you 100%. Just can't wait to get the motor running againThats great life span for a gas engine in my books