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Topic: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's?

Posted By: ridingonfumes on 04/24/10 08:28pm

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Posted By: ridingonfumes on 04/24/10 08:36pm

not sure why 2 pics came out h?uge and the first 2 tiny?????

mod edit: Please use "width = 600"

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Posted By: ridingonfumes on 04/25/10 01:47am

another question?

the motorhome next to mine in the pics is also a dodge with a 318 will any of the parts from the 318 work on my 360?

if so im gonna take the alternator starter distributer coil fuel pump and anything else i can think of

Posted By: skimask on 04/25/10 09:43pm

Everything you could ever want to know about Mopar engines...

http://www.allpar.com/mopar.html

In short, yes and no. Just depends on the application and what you're talking about. Go to napaonline or something like that, look up one part, see if that part number matches up for the other vehicle.

JDG

Posted By: ALnCORY on 04/26/10 10:34am

fumes,
As far as the milage goes, depends on how fast you drive, hills, wind etc... I have a 74 with the 360... It gets around 10 mph at 55 mph depending of course on hills and head winds. Mine's a 20' and fairly light, so that is a factor as well.

I don't think anyones dying statement ever contained the words "I wish I had spent more time in the office", so lets go somewhere!

Posted By: oldtrucker63 on 04/26/10 02:22pm

Has this form gone to wide because of the big pixs that are posted???
Need to resize them to width 600 if so.?????????????

Without Trucks,....America Stop's

Posted By: ridingonfumes on 04/26/10 04:36pm

next question

the lights on top i believe they are called clearance lights or running lights??????

whatever you call them they dont work, none of them. the last owner added reflectors do i need these lights to be legal?????? im not gonna be towing anything

Posted By: TreeSeeker on 04/26/10 04:39pm

Ridingonfumes,

They are clearance lights and, yes, they are required for all wide vehicles.

Posted By: Leeann on 04/26/10 04:52pm

Generally, it's the ground that's the problem on them (poor, weak, missing). Add a ground and you'll have lights...in our case, they were 'grounded' to the aluminum skin. We added a ground wire to the circuit and had lights instantly.

'73 Concord 20' Class A w/Dodge 440 - see profile for photo

Posted By: ridingonfumes on 04/26/10 05:03pm

thanks im gonna go check the ground right now

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