LIVE First Start In Over 5 Years | 1994 Dodge 12 Valve Cummins Diesel | Will It Run? | RESTORED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2021
- Join in with the crew LIVE as they diagnose through the obstacles of getting this abandoned 94' Dodge diesel up and running again. Being that this is a little newer than what the guys are used to working on, things could get interesting!
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The dad is pretty funny. "I'll water down the oil if I have too" I almost spit out my coffee. great videos guys. Vice grip garage sent me here
Was VGG that got me here. That'll be fine.
Y’all a lucky fella getting to wrench with your old man ❤️
Man I sure do enjoy y'alls content. It is wholesome without all of the foul language that you can run across on some of the other channels. Keep bringing it guys!
Definitely don't watch TKs Garage he is a gutter mouth. Can't believe TH-cam allows his channel to exist
That's what makes the show all these other videos with the foul language is going to be gone not soon enough but it will be because people are hungry for wholesome shows that we can watch with our sons and daughters. And my wife and I can sit down and enjoy a good clean-cut video. When they use the foul language they're simple-minded foolish people that can't think of a good clean script.
@Mike Jones
You're correct, I don't watch if the folks use a lot of foul language. Some can't say a sentence without using foul language those I don't watch at all
@@charliesydnor8889 9y9
James Reaper cannot put a sentence together without including F**k, and he has a young son with him all the time. My Friend Pete is another foul mouth, and he does his best to intimidate Minnie the Shop Girl. These are 2 that I turned off. They show their ignorance every time they open their mouth.
Watching that Ad made me feel OLD. I graduated high school in 94. I had a fixation with Dodge vipers at that time.
What would I say, I graduated in 74.
These old 12 v Cummins are just about built proof. Mine can set for months and with just a bump of the starter comes right to life..😎
Thank you for tuning this girl up. I need to do this to my 98. She has down a year and I sure miss her.
As a retired mechanic of over 50 years I am enjoying this video. I wanted to be a diesel mechanic but never got the opportunity. You guys are good and I have enjoyed all the videos, which is many, I have watched. Keep up the good work.
Question for you. What was your preference to work on between Ford, Ram and GM gas trucks. With your experience what poison would you pick to own? They all have there issues but which one would you pick? Cheers.
I've had several of these trucks - a '95 gas 1/2 ton 5.9l 360 ci automatic trans short-bed 2wd, a '97 12 valve diesel extend cab 3/4 ton long bed automatic 4wd, a '97 12 valve diesel extend cab 1 ton long bed automatic 4wd and an '01 24 valve diesel quad cab 3/4 ton long bed 6 speed manual trans 4wd. Some things I can tell you about these 2nd gen Dodge trucks: 1) it is best to have a cheater pipe on the ratchet when loosening the oil drain bolt 2) the fuel gauge sender is in the gas tank and is known to go bad, resulting in having to guess at the fuel level 3) with the pre-'98.5 diesel trucks, which came with the 12 valve Cummins you will want to keep the valves adjusted; with 98.5+ diesels valve lash is hydraulic and more or less self adjusting 4) The contacts in the starter go about 100k miles then have to be replaced, which isn't too hard. I haven't finished the video yet, but will keep watching and call out anything else helpful that I can think of. Good luck and enjoy your Dodge truck!
I've been waiting for this one. I'm a big second gen ram fan. Cant believe I missed it live. Oh well I'll catch the next one
The transmission weren't bad,they had a bad transmission cooler design that killed the automatic. Heat is the number one killer of a automatic. You put a good cooler on it,you won't have any problems.
The auto tranny was a torque flight 727 with overdrive but a good converter makes all the difference in the world i paid $800 for mine but it was money well spent
That is true
@@dodgedrivinredneckky3996 i had a high H.P cummins with an auto tranny in it pulled three horse slant with draft horses in it not a problem and still got decent fuel mileage
Some cooler lines also have a check valve, if it sticks shut, oil wont flow through the cooler, that can kill a good trans.
Some also have a thermostat and bypass line. it can also stick, then no cooling, oil just flows through the tubes bypassing the cooler.
It's good to see a family get along and work together and enjoy what they love to I was looking on you tube and ran across this channel started watching it and I'm hooked on it now
I once owned a 94 Ram v6 magnum. It was my favorite truck. I dealt with some of the things you mentioned. Clear coat was coming off, I replaced a cracked dash and had the transmission rebuilt. But overall it was my favorite truck. Enjoyed watching you work on one. 👍🏼👍🏼
"It does taste a little oily"...Derek would be proud!
Literally just thinking that
@@ranflee1 synthetic is like diet coke compared to oil
I've got 500k on my cummins. It runs strong, only weakness is the trans, but it still rips. It's retired from working too hard, but I keep the fluids pumping lol. Doesn't leak any fluids. Starts up every time. Best investment I ever made.
Got 2 1st gen 12v truck I use on the farm and daily drive. My 1990 d250 is nearing 500K miles with just regular maintenance. I've replaced many of the ''dodge'' parts but have never put a wrench on the engine. One of the best engines ever put into a pickup you're going to love it. Also have a 1995 Ford F350 with the 7.3 that's darn tough too. I avoid newer vehicles and their computers like covid. hahaha
Such a beautiful show! Lance is Such a soft spoken and well mannered gentleman! I'm glad you have dad working with y'all! Blessings!
That dodge really does look pretty good for sitting four years or longer. Would love to have one like it.
I like the old Dodges back then the body styles were awesome to look at God bless you guys.
94 to 2002 best looking rams ever, getting a 99 2500 long bed quad cab, can't wait
Gotta love a Texans respect for trucks and what they mean to people who are selling them. Great video ya'll!
I had a 1998 dodge ram 4x4 with 5.2 ltr 318. I bought it new and put 460,000 miles on it. Never had any transmission issues with it. Only problems were the front wheel bearing hubs and front end problems. I own a third gen dodge now 2007 with the 4.8 ltr. with 185,000 miles. Sure miss the 98 it was a great running truck.
Thanks for doing this! These newer model diesel engines are very popular and some of us are starting to look into them as tow rigs. As always awesome content and great production value! I always feel confident recommending your channel to my friends! God bless you for what you all do! Be a witness in trying times!!
Gotta love the reliability of a cummins!
Of course the Cummins would run, the shipping crate has held up surprisingly well
"Shipping crate!" LOL!
These trucks are apart of my child hood! My real dad and his stepdad had some of these trucks and they were also diesel. My grandpas dad had bought a brand new 94 ram 1500 Laramie 5.9 318 magnum back in 1994 and it’s still in our family today. A matter of fact we went down to pick it up from la grange Texas from my great grand pas house back in April and drove it all the way to Houston for a Rolling Stones concert than back to Fort Worth. It runs and drives great and is actually pretty fun to drive. We will be restoring it very soon. Brings back alot of memories to back when my real dad and his stepdad had his 2nd gen rams like this.
cleaner than most second gens 👍🏼
Watching yall struggle with that oil was the hardest part of the whole video lol
I have built SBC and BBC all my life but never touched a diesel. I learned a little about Diesel engines today. Thanks for the entertaining and educational video.
That lady was soo sweet. Hope you all get it running and driving for her.
i watch you and your dad as some of my best memories are with working with my dad .
Man, when Angie got choked up talkin about her father and the memories..... I kinda got choked up right along with her..... Family is Life folks. Dont ever forget it, because if you do, before you know it, it's too late. Love the videos guys. Excited to see what ya do with it, and I hope it includes an an idea with her father included. Be cool to make it a sweet ol tow rig to keep in the community. Much love yall. Looking forwards to the next one.
I myself have a 94 dodge. That oil plug definitely looked like someone killed that thing. With the transmission leak, I'd say just do a full service. New fluid, new filter and new gasket. When I did mine I also used a little rtb gasket maker as well. Haven't had any problems. But honestly that pickup looks super clean, where as mentioned prior the clear coat tends to disappear. Also if I may, it can hold 13 quarts of oil with one in the filter, tends to run a little cooler that way as well
I love the South Manners with Ma'am. Nice to see!
They were a bit excessive. Lol
You should but a 4th gen bumper on it
I have relatives down South (VA) and watch a bunch of channels down South. And yes! ALWAYS Ma'am! Capital "M". Respect.
Came for the cummins,stayed for the content. Subscribed!
Love the sound of a 12 valve cummins!
I love watching these live revivals great work guys. I love the dodge looks nice.
Cool trucks. I definitely remember when they came out. One of my buddies father bought one brand new in 1994 and he still has it.
Just think I service these Cummins motors every day for a living lol !
you guys are so cool at fixing old cars and your camera girl is funny she needs to be in more videos
You, your dad and sister you all are awesome love the work and heart you guys do for these vehicles and the video, your welcome and thank you God bless you all amen
That old Dodge sounds amazing. Think you definitely have a keeper. That engine starting right up was a very positive sign that truck was well maintained. For a 1994 that paint was in excellent condition sitting out in Texas sun and elements. It's always awesome to see the tight bond your family has and your high ethics. Doing work for the Lord. God Bless your family. Wish you continued growth on your channel.
I'm wondering if that cattle rubbing helped on that paint at all. Just thinking, If you ever seen a piece of wood rubbed by cattle over years it's all shiney and smooth.
"Doing work for the Lord." I love that too. Like Dylan McCool. Always with a (great) bible verse in the description. Preaching the Word but not oppressively. Just setting a good example. God Bless 'em.
Love the show and how u guy’s keep it family safe clean language clean show thanks keep them coming god bless
Y'all are great, I missed the show yesterday, Farm chores got in the way. I watch your show a bunch. Great talent and Love your Family. Its cold here in Texas and that northern was blowin yesterday. Keep up the good work, God Bless Texas and your Family from Craig and Tami in Cost, Tx..
I Learn a lot of things watching you guys thank you for the knowledge you guys pass on to you viewers
I mainly work on the classic Mercedes, which i know better than the back of my hand and more so the diesel's. NOTHING beats the clickly-clack of a old Benz diesel, that's what a real diesel sounds like. LOL Y'all are starting to learn the ropes about diesel's, the old ones are so simple to get running and maintain it's crazy. My 1991 350SDL was the last Mercedes to be EMP proof!! ZERO electrical shut down or start except the starter motor, all vacuum or mechanical operated. If it spins over it will run. Mercedes even put a rear transmission pump in them so you can roll start it!! I have 6 Benz's, 4 are diesel's and i love each and every one them. Keep up your GREAT family made video's, y'all are fun to watch and listen to while i'm hard at work in my shop.
God Bless You Guys Too and I'm Happy to be part of the family guys.
I have always loved those trucks. I remember going to the movie theater and watching Twister. I had a 97 model a few years later. Keep up the great work guys. I'm hoping to get back to my Camaro project here soon.
Its amazing the clearcoat was still intact. thats like the second thing to go on a dodge, after the blower motor
Happy New Year to you and your family. I love watching your videos. It's so nice to see your family all working together. Enjoy every minute you have with your Dad. I wish my Dad was still here. Anyway, you guys have great videos. I'm always alone. Seeing your videos helps me not feel so alone. I love your Dad. He is a great guy. Your live was a great show. Looking forward to what you have coming in 2021. Love from California Debra 🇺🇲🇺🇲💋💋
Love this thing! Keep it stock though PLEASE! Those totally 90s oem wheels are things that no one is keeping around anymore and I'd hate to see them-- and the 90s glory-- leave this truck
Great video guys, love your work, so respectful and polite, a great family unit. Nice truck as well!
Enjoying watching you guys work...I can watch you for hours... lol
Wasn’t sure how I felt about this channel at first but I sure do enjoy it now, thanks for the good content
You guys are awesome! Someone should start doing revival call outs.
Holy grail of disels motors!!
The Engine!! Sounds Fantastic
Hint: fill the new oil filter with oil prior to installing..🌴😎
These trucks make great tow rigs!
Wow that's good the old Dodge started right up good luck keep up the great work you all take care
That is a nice pickup. You might consider putting some oil on that door hinge and don't forget the hold down post for the battery.
Use a Breaker Bar on the Oil Pan drain. They are always extremely tight.
Great old Cummins ! Love em !
Thank u for having me I enjoy watching you n your dad working on cars n trucks
Good one. You got 'er running in jig time. Of course... the automatics couldn't stand up to the torque of the Cummins but I'm sure you'll address that in a future episode.
Very cool live video. I dig those old second gen dodge rams. Brings back memories of high school.
Lol at tasting the oil! Derek from @vicegripgarage is hilarious
Really enjoyed the live stream and very nice work! Glad you were able to get the truck going.
You And Your Dad Always Do A Great Job!
i love your relationship with your father, my dad is a millionaire that doesnt care, and i would trade that for a dad like that
Love watching you guys. And so proud of you guys being with the god. Keep doing what you are doing
Nice DODGE rescue, i have a 99 1500 4x4 that is my daily driver, i really like the sound of yours, going to make a great shop truck!
Diesel doesn't tend to go bad quickly like gasoline will. Nice job so far on the diesel Engine. lol
Working on my dads tractor trailers when I was growing up, we used to fill the oil filters before we put them on. It was said to keep them from collapsing when filling up.
Always enjoy your honest and humble ways in all you do.👌 Blessings to you and the family always😇🗽🇺🇸
gotta love the cummins!
Well done for getting it going
Well done guy's God Bless you
I've never seen you guys restore anything. Now I've seen you guys repair
94 my favorite and the first year for that my favorite bodystyle!💗
I had to go watch the hole other video, with VGG working with you'll!
Not a Dodge fan but love watching you, dad,kickass
God BLESS You! It's Been Fun We Will See you On The NEXT 1! Congrats Again!
Always really quality videos and great music and details. this channels gonna boom.
The first car I can remember my dad driving was a 1956 Chevy two-door Bel Aire - yellow over black.
I haven't been following (subbed) to you guys for long but for two or three videos I've meant to say... That is a NICE TRAILER! All automatic, pushbutton and takes a BIG Dodge truck like most trailers would take a VW Bug. :p
Hello I have to say you really have a great set up with the cameras you guys can make a movies LOL. Camera girl does great job and you and your dad are great. I love my father but I wish my father and I did what you guys do you are very fortunate. please keep these videos coming and if I am ever in Texas I would love to see the whole crew. THANKS
That poor little lady... I have my daddy's 1993 s10 Tahoe with a 4.3L v6 that I have been restoring since he passed away in 2013. I drive it more than I do my Honda accord that I spent over 3 years and 20 grand on a sound system. Lol I love my daddy's truck. I definitely felt her pain.
I love it hope to see more on it
Man this was a good live glad I stayed keep up the good content 💪🏼🤘🏻
On them Cummins the oil plug always tightens up at least on 2nd gens, usually the oil filter too!
So I worked at a gas station in NJ back when these came out.. one of my customers got one of the very first ones and threw a snow plow on it. First time out plowing he hit a snow bank (as you do when plowing), and got a face full of airbag. He was ticked.... they had the truck at the dealership for weeks because they could not get a new bag from Dodge and he lost almost a full season of plowing.
Seems like Chrysler was always like that, hard to get parts for.
This looks like a good, solid truck!
Restored is a breath of fresh air after a long day.
U guys stil got that ol' DODGE Ram truck...Christian ROCKS!!!!!
That's All Right! You learn Something NEW Everyday!!
Really enjoy your show and I’m learning a lot.
yep, laid back Thursday night and watching you guys get dirty with that diesel truck is cool, thank,s
Good boys it's an engine lol oops my fault. When my boss was teaching me years ago, I made the mistake of calling it a motor. He ranted and raved and I never forgot, That was back in about 1988 Adelaide South Australia
Then why are they called motor mounts and not engine mounts?
Yep... back in 1978 my high school auto instructor would deduct points from our grade every time we called an engine a motor. Guess what, now it erks me when other people say it, lol...
Motor means engine ok
I enjoy hanging out with you guys too.
Happy new year missed live feed but WORKING on it old dodge.is nice