Ricerocket27
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Thanks John, good to know. What does MRT stand for?
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2018 Ram 1500 eco diesel -blown engine
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John Jensen
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MRTuning - A Canadian company owned by Martin Renaud
Ricerocket27
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Has anyone ever dealt with these guys? https://www.ecodieselusa.com/
I would like to discuss their crankshaft (givenm I need anew one) with them, I understand they make their own. But their website only has wensite type email contact (and they have not replied), and no phone number. Does anyone have a contact number for them?
I would like to discuss their crankshaft (givenm I need anew one) with them, I understand they make their own. But their website only has wensite type email contact (and they have not replied), and no phone number. Does anyone have a contact number for them?
John Jensen
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I believe any replies will warn you to stay away from that operation.
Ricerocket27
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OK, Thanks. Any idea where I can buy a new crankshaft from? The Local RAM dealer here in NZ wants NZD4350+ 15% tax, and of course delivery is who know when. I am a bit weary of buying one made in China....
John Jensen
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Sorry, have no ideas
Ricerocket27
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So, there is no way I wanna put the Exhaust Gas back into my now clean inlet manifold. But I haven't got the EoC tune with EGR deactivation, in yet, and won't before I restart the new engine. Can anyone see any raeson why I can't just put a blanking plate in this joint arrowed in this pic? I can't see how doing so can harm anything?
