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From TDR Issue #125 is Jack Baruth’s article, “Heroes and Villains” Baruth brings us a philosophical and honest look at much of today’s automotive publishing business His article gives us a provocative glimpse into the side of journalism that we all assume exists (villains), but most of us probably don’t really want to think about
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Truck "911" Only TDR subscribers can post here Non-subscribers can read but not respond Posts should be limited to dealing with immediate truck problems - those where the truck is currently out of commission and the owner is in or near crisis
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A Long story: See TDR Issue 78, Issue 80 and Issue 81 Short story: Changes to the truck’s frame; automatic transmission; engine, transmission and air intake cooling; and engine output ratings combined to give Ram Cummins the confidence to give a tow rating (30,000 pounds) that was 5,000 pounds better than any other available pickup truck
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- LUBE OIL, RELIGION, SPECIFICATIONS AND THE TDR - Turbo Diesel Register
For TDR Issue 57 we will add several of the popular mail-order lube oils and several semi-synthetic blend lube oils to the survey With the additional data you’ll be able to compare, contrast and price-factor a wider range of products
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In TDR #125, “Technical Topics,” (pages 18-21) I did an article on the “Indianapolis 500, Cummins, Innovation and Entertainment ” The section about Cummins gave you references to our TDR book “Historical Perspective” and the years that Cummins was at Indianapolis with diesel-powered race cars (years 1931, 1934, 1950 and 1952 )
- TDR 72: Injectors for 2003 and Newer Cummins HPCR Engines
Over the past nine years, many of us TDR members have been introduced to the new high pressure, common rail (HPCR) fuel system used on the 2003 and later model year Cummins B-series engines For example, way back in Issue 38, G R Whale mentioned the HPCR system and its multiple fuel injection events for a single cycle and Robert Patton
- TDR 72 TECH TOPICS: Injectors for 2003 and Newer Cummins HPCR Engines . . .
« Back to TDR Sample Articles TECH TOPICS | page 6 Injectors for 2003 and Newer Cummins HPCR Engines by Joe Donnelly, TDR Contributor Injector Removal and Replacement Tools: You will need a few specialty tools to make the injector replacement easier The aluminum plate at the top keeps the exhaust rockers in order and assembled
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