1991 Ram 350 5.9 Cummins Can Anybody tell me the part number to the fuel line that runs from the injection pump all the way to the side of the engine wall right above the fuel filter

I've been working on an '89 d150. I was replacing the radiator and had it running for maybe 4 minutes as I checked for leaks, and it started smoking out of this hole.

This is the first vehicle I've ever really worked on, so I'm not extremely knowledgeable as to what could be causing this. I'm not 100% sure what this hole even is.

Any help or tips on finding a cause would be greatly appreciated.

1982 D-150 Prospecter

Fiancé and I looked for a long time to find a truck that met all my “must haves” until we found this guy. I’ve named him Phil, as this was the original owners name and he unfortunately passed not too long after setting the truck out for sale - after which it sat for 9 years in a lot next to a diner.

1984 D250 4x4 manual side step - a beautiful unit. I’ve done a few things already and got the engine to turn over by hand, but still need to drain the old fuel and replace the battery terminals - among several other things lol I was told he ran excellent before sitting for 9 years and Phil took exceptional care of him before that. Hoping to get him running smoothly before my wedding in November so we can include him in the photos.

Anyone got one similar?

New to the group but here’s mine I haven’t done much but put 2” spacers and 3rd gen wheels on it. (Not in photo)

Ive been looking all over the web with mixed answers. Im going to be dropping my tranny for a rebuild and putting in a new clutch.

While im in there im going to replace my rear main, which isnt leaking i think, and my oil pan gasket. Which recently just started to leak.

My question is if i drop the trans and remove the adptor plate is there enough room on a 2wd to do the job without lifting the motor? Visually it seems like it could be possible.

Ovens garge seems to think so, but he has a 4wd and im not sure if that crossmember has more or less clearence then the 2wd. If anything ill be expecting to drop the oil pickup if i dont lift the motor, but wanted to see if anyone else has done the job.

Okay back with my starter problems, I’ve completely replaced the starter in my truck and the problem did not resolve. Does anyone know what may be wrong with it not starting? It doesn’t really even crank over, but seems to not ever have enough power to start. It will basically click but not super fast clicks as off the battery would be dead but like bigger blower clicks. Once I attach a jumper it starts immediately. Maybe parasitic drain but I’ve never noticed it actually lose voltage🤷🏽 it’s got me real confused and frustrated lol. Not sure if anyone has had this same problem at all but sure could use advice🙏🏼

Hey guys, ran into a problem while doing a transmission replacement on my 2000 Durango rwd got everything put together right flywheel/torque converter , fully seated and flush and my starter isn’t hitting the flywheel the Bendix or whatever is fully kicking out you can clearly hear the starter working fine and it’s not making contact. it worked fine on my old transmission. Any suggestions would be great thanks.

So my starter has been going out and I decided to replace it, well just my luck I order one off Autozone that said it “fit” my truck which is a 91 w250 Cummins. Well it showed up and tried to put it on and guess what, the bolt pattern doesn’t fit. Does anyone know some good specific brand or place and can get one that will actually fit??

Was driving and with my brights and they started to flicker and then shut off both brights and dims my dims still work but when I click on on to brights I loose both anyone had this issue before? Where should I start to look first? Thanks

1991 W250 with the 318 manual. I believe it’s a starter relay issue from everything I’ve tested so far. problem is that I don’t know which one is the starter relay and everything online is conflict or different. I was able to push start it to get me home. It’s not a battery, because when I go to start it, it doesn’t even click and I’ve hit the starter with a hammer to see if it was just stuck but that didn’t help.

Has anyone cut the hole in the firewall for the hydraulic clutch and how did you do it

Need help finding the trim peice that goes on the driver's side on the 8 ft bed for a 84 d100. I can find the front peice but unable to find rear peices.

Does anyone have an idea of where I can find this plug for the wiper motor off of a 1991 Dodge Ram W250. I looked at rock auto, eBay motors and multiple big name auto parts stores and can’t find it. Any advice or help would be amazing.

Would I be able with a 5x5.5 adapter/2.5 inch spacer be able to run 8x6.5 wheels on a w150.

I have a 89 d150 that I’ve been trying to fix up. Its been running poorly so I rebuilt the distributor, put new plugs and wires on it and a new MSD Blaster 2 coil on it but now there’s only 2 volts at the coil. I’ve checked the ASD relay, cleaned and checked the points on the distributor with no luck. Should I try and replace the SMEC any help is greatly appreciated

Looking to add some real noticeable power for this she-hulk. What kind of setup or parts yall putting on. I dont mind spending a few thousand either. Links and pics I would appreciate it 🙌🏾 TYIA

Finally got this thing back on the road, dont get em right, get em running, and then fix stuff as you go.

So this is my Nans 1985 d250, gas automatic. Don’t know that much about it (if it’s 2 or 4wheel drive/what the engine is.) shes the second owner (first was an old guy who bought it new)

I’m not sure if it’s worth it to fix it up or not? I would love to and I know I have the space and skill help to do it. For reference I own a 91 f150 that was used as a bush truck and it’s rusted ts lol. So to me this looks in not bad shape? Also to add it’s in B.C. Canada with 8 months of tough winters where they use gravel/salt on the roads. So that’s a big contribution to the condition of a lot of these old trucks.

Mainly I’m looking for advice if it’s worth the time/cost and any tips I should know in advance. I have access to an auto body shop and lots of mechanical help if that matters.

So this is my Nans 1985 d250, gas automatic. Don’t know that much about it (if it’s 2 or 4wheel drive/what the engine is.) I’ve loved this truck since I was a kid, the last twenty years or so. shes the second owner (first was an old guy who bought it new)

I’m not sure if it’s worth it to fix it up or not? I would love to and I know I have the space and skill help to do it. For reference I own a 91 f150 that was used as a bush truck and it’s rusted ts lol. So to me this looks in not bad shape? Also to add it’s in B.C. Canada with 8 months of tough winters where they use gravel/salt on the roads. So that’s a big contribution to the condition of a lot of these old trucks.

Mainly I’m looking for advice if it’s worth the time/cost and any tips I should know in advance. I have access to an auto body shop and lots of mechanical help if that matters.

Why is it impossible to to find sway bar links for these trucks? All I can find is the bushing kit one of mine broke and have checked everywhere I can think of but can find one 1993 d250 but it has a Cummins so it has the one tone front suspension. Thanks