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Going to purchase one soon.❤

Nice van! New sub here❤

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Great video! I have a question regarding your tires... looks like you've replaced your factory rims and tires with nice off road tires and rims. I have ordered mine thru Tire Rack, but haven't put them on my 1995 Dodge American Cruiser (same Dodge van and chassis as the Roadtrek). When I ordered the new rims and tires, Tire Rack had an exclaimer that stated that because of the tires' "aggressive fit", the van may need a lift kit. My question to you is: did you have to install a lift kit on your van in order the tires have proper clearance? I did notice that these rims and tires that I have ordered from Tire Rack are a little wider than the factory width of the tires that were on the van (now a 245 width).

great content man, just a quick question, what is the piece you used to off set the screw to the center and where can i get one too? keep up the great work

Thanks for your video. Your headlight link doesn't work. Which brand did you choose?

Is there an aftermarket that's already like that so I don't have to do that

didnt even see the shower

We have a 95 dodge 2500 mark 111 hightop and we really enjoy it, it's mostly renovated

Halleluiah! I've been having this noise get worse and worse, but searching various phrases, finally found someone with the same noise. Thanks!

These 360 Magnum Engines have those Beer keg manifolds and their stupid Steel belly pans beneath them. They should have been made of Aluminum like the manifold itself. They have completely different expansion contraction rates, steel and aluminum. That is what causes the Leaks in intake manifold gaskets. Heat Cycling and expansion rates. Buy an Aluminum replacement online. They are available under 100 bucks, i believe. Total design flaw.

You can also purchase another Intake air temp sensor which is basically just a temp sensing diode....and install it along with extending and soldering the wire on the pigtail to reach the coolest part of the black plastic intake tube by the passenger fender wall opening. Simple job wrap it in loom and run along side intake tube. This tricks the ecm in thinking the air is cooler coming in and adjusts the mix process toward a very slight performance and MPG increase. The response is ever so slight. If you notice this engine has the original location on the beer keg intake manifold but most other vehicles have it located in much cooler spots toward the ends of intake tubes and near Mass airflow sensors. " on other engines" likely for the same reason. Ive had no issues for years and years having done it. Why they would place this sensor on the hot engine block..who knows. Its been said to be a design flaw. But like other odd things found on Mopars like these Beer keg manifolds and their stupid Steel belly pans beneath them. They should have been made of Aluminum like the manifold itself. They have completely different expansion contraction rates, steel and aluminum. That is what causes the Leaks in intake manifold gaskets. Heat Cycling and expansion rates.

Great video. So much helpful information. Thanks for posting.

How long can you run your A/C with the house battery ?

Was thinking of buying the sensor on Amazon also but felt very skeptical, was told I could only get it at the dealer. How’s the car running with that sensor?

I had the exact same issue.

In good looking truck. Worth fixing up. That looks like a 2 barrel manifold. 4 barrel oned would be easy to find if you want to go that way. I would. Seems to me exhaust to steerin box clearance is a problem with that swap but lots of people have done it. Good luck.

Where are ya'll at in Oklahoma?

IMO, 4x4 on a 50s or 60s rig is rare, and that truck would make a great camping rig.

A five window '54 3100 is a classic!

Great video….If your Road Trek had a 6 inch lift kit, how do you think it would have handled those roads? How did the interior hold up? Keep having fun!

That's not a cotter pin...

What size rims ?

Stock ride height ?

I am too chicken to attempt that in my van

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Great vid, and nice rig! My wife and I are in the process of completely rebuilding the inside of our 1997 Roadtrek 190 Popular (Dodge B3500). It's been an ordeal, to say the least. But to be quite honest, we think these old "Dajiban" are awesome! Great to see you enjoying yours. Anyway, I thought you mentioned somewhere in the vid about needing to "recertify" the propane tank. I'm about 99.998% certain that is NOT needed, as these propane tanks are "ASME" tanks, not "DOT" tanks. It's my understanding that ASME tanks (that are permanently fixed to the frame of the vehicle) NEVER need recertification. DOT tanks, like what you would see sitting on the tongues of travel trailers or the BBQ-style tanks, they do need recertified every so often. I've heard of some cases where less-than-knowledgeable folks who happen to fill propane tanks (such as U-Haul) have refused to fill ASME tanks because they don't see a recert tag. Well, they don't have one because they don't need one. If you run into this, I'd suggest going to a propane supplier who services homes or commercial customers. They know the deal.

bruh u should curved the "barrel" inlet and outlet so the air can curve in there. and shaved the torx screws flush and install them with locktight. cool vid anyways 🤙. mopar!!!

Anyone notice that brown thing on the right side at 4:19?

Did u notice any performance or have a 0-60 before and after this mod

I have. 03D170 p Roadtrek . I see you used 5w -30 but according to this article maybe you would be better of with 10w-30. 5W-30 multi grade oil is ideal for private vehicles and light-duty petrol and diesel engines. It also provides a better cold temperature start than 10W-30 oil. On the other hand, the slightly thicker oil,10W-30, provides better lubrication for commercial vehicles and heavy-load engine cars. My engine has only 30 k miles so I’m not sure but one oil company that makes the best pil out there Amsoil says for my 318 5.2L I should go with the 10-30 w.

Thank you, Fred, for this video. It comes my way at the perfect time. I bought a 94 Dodge Roadtrek last year, and I still have her gutted for rust repairs. You have a clear way of describing things. I'll be sure to follow you.

Where’s your video on the converter and are you still using it

Do you run your fridge on propane mostly?

i evicted the power hogging furnace for a china diesel heater, furnace was loud also. really like the new heater.

What is the minimum ground clearance required?

Did anyone suggest you replace the wiring harness as well? I’m being told that sensor goes in/on the harness and if we’re pulling the pan we should replace the whole harness. I don’t have any rough shifting but the engine light is on so I can’t get emissions. Wondering if I should try replacing only the sensor.

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Watch out for your front tires hooking into your fender and bending it all to heck!

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As always. Great video. I've got mine registered and insured. Drove it for the first time. Your videos are very much appreciated and as well helpful for a fellow roadtrek owner.

Nice video 👍

I love how you note that the shock replacement is challenging immediately after the transition to it being light outside 😆

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I probably would have made the bed up before viewing. Good luck with your VAN camper

Airflow does not like sharp edges.

Will the jack fit under van if you have a flat tire?

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