Buying my Hemi WAS a good idea
When I first became a diesel owner (2003 or 2004), diesel was almost always 10-15% cheaper than regular unleaded where I live. Then came ULSD, and the economy moved on. Diesel became the same price...
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ib516 wrote:transamz9 wrote:Ram4Sam wrote:
Ib, just in case you ever start thinking about coming back from the dark side;) the new ones heat up in just minutes, a pleasant surprise after driving my forever stone cold 2001.
Sam
:W SSHHHHUUSHHH! Don't tell IB that are 4th gens warm up fast like the gas trucks! I would hate for him to go drive one and have to trade that brand new truck.....:B
My buddy has a 2014 and he says the same thing, guess they have fixed that! :) Good thing. I froze my butt off in my 2002 and my 2007 - except when we took it on road trips. After 20-30 min at highway speed it would warm up.
Yeah, I here ya. My 2005 is the same way. It won't get warm sitting still either. It is a lot better now that I have an idle up feature on it but in your temps it still probably wouldn't. It will actually cool off after running at full temp and then stop an idle.
My 2013 warms up great and stays warm but then again we don't see your temps. We only get to around 0* F but even that is rare.
If it wasn't for the constant shifting and high RPM I would be in a gas too.
