That is a beautiful truck!Put my new reman in at 135000. All engine clatter went away, and milage has increased. I will NOT let this replacement Eng. idle for long winter warm ups ever!! View attachment 142283
I do the analysis at every oil change to keep an eye on the oil. What oil do you use?That is a beautiful truck!
I am getting close to enough mileage to do another oil change and Used Oil Analysis. I did one at 125k and the Iron content was way high. I don’t have any performance issues or noises, but want to do another UOA at 5k on this oil.
My ‘14 is over 86K on the odometer and I’ve done synthetic as well since it was new. I replaced the original oil from the factory with synthetic and have stuck with penzoil ultra platinum since. The oil analysis I have blackstone do comes back looking good, so I keep using it. Do you do your own or does someone do it for you?@NevadaMike
Mobil 1 Full Syn High Mileage
I’ve used Full Syn from the first oil change back in 2012. Switched to High Mileage flavor after about 80k
I do my oil changes, and used Blackstone for the analysis. Found them though a post on this forum.My ‘14 is over 86K on the odometer and I’ve done synthetic as well since it was new. I replaced the original oil from the factory with synthetic and have stuck with penzoil ultra platinum since. The oil analysis I have blackstone do comes back looking good, so I keep using it. Do you do your own or does someone do it for you?
I replaced the drain plug with this. It makes doing the oil changes a little less messy.I do my oil changes, and used Blackstone for the analysis. Found them though a post on this forum.
Me too! And I did the relocate for the filter to use the bigger filter with 3/4” fitting… but I’m getting a little leakage. 😢 So I’ll switch back to stock filter at next change. I found a suggestion of using a large zip-lock bag around the filter when removing to keep from spilling down across the steering & crossmember.I replaced the drain plug with this. It makes doing the oil changes a little less messy.
I’ve tried the gallon ziplock truck and it’s still messy so I don’t waste any ziplocks on it anymore.Me too! And I did the relocate for the filter to use the bigger filter with 3/4” fitting… but I’m getting a little leakage. 😢 So I’ll switch back to stock filter at next change. I found a suggestion of using a large zip-lock bag around the filter when removing to keep from spilling down across the steering & crossmember.
I’ve thought about using an adapter to relocate the filter, but I’m not so sure on it working properly.Mopar sells a oil cooler/heater setup that includes an adapter to move the filter away from the rack. Don't know how it fits, I'm gonna look into it myself..
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Update... broken valve springs.2011 Ram 1500 258000km and ~6200hrs. I was driving down a gravel road today when it started running rough and threw a P0300 code. When I stopped idle was rough enough to stall. Cylinders 5 & 8 are misfiring (no P0305 or P0308 codes though, only P0300). Everything about this feels like lifter failure; I'll pull the valve covers tomorrow to confirm my suspicion.
Thanks for the update.Update... broken valve springs.
Do you know if that factory reman fits earlier models? I have a 2011 that may have just bit the dust at 77K miles.While it doesn't seem so, Ram actually sells a 5.7 long block that is decently priced, and comes with a 12 mo. warranty. They are built by Arrington, they were one of the first to offer performance upgrades for the 5.7. 2018-2022 Ram Long Block Engine 68409357AA | Mopar Factory Parts
Apparently that is for 2018 and up... for a 2011 they list 2 different long blocks, I don't know what the difference is.Do you know if that factory reman fits earlier models? I have a 2011 that may have just bit the dust at 77K miles.
Thanks. I think one is MDS and the other is not, but waiting on parts store to confirm.Apparently that is for 2018 and up... for a 2011 they list 2 different long blocks, I don't know what the difference is.
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2010-2012 Mopar Long Block Engine, Remanufactured R8154341AA | Mopar Factory Parts
Long Block Engine, Remanufactured part # r8154341aa Long Block Engine, Remanufactured. OE replacement product. Fits select 2010-2012 Mopar vehicles.www.moparfactoryparts.com