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1st Gen All Products For Sale: All Items related to the first generation of Dodge Diesels. (1989 to 1994 Dodge Ram Diesels)

 


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Old 10-20-2009, 01:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Parting 2WD 1990 1 ton C&C 5 speed.

I am currently parting out a 2WD 1990 1 ton Cab and Chassis 5 speed.
Have it pretty much all apart now.

Have the following:

Complete 2wd Getrag set-up, hydros, tranny, crossmember, new LUK style clutch & P/P, bell, fork, flywheel, block plate, pedals, THE WORKS. According to the previous owner it has around 10,000 miles on the clutch and tranny rebuild and it looks it, $850.

Front and rear driveshafts, front has brand new carrier assembly, done when the tranny was, $125 for both.

Rear leaf springs, has fair-sized stacks with overloads, these were replaced in recent years, still have manufacturer's tags and still sit up very well, $125/pair.

Front 1-ton 2wd suspension pieces, inquire with needs, will be reasonable.

Front fenders, very clean and solid, have some filler repairs at the front lowers to cover minor dents, includes diesel inners, $100/pair.

Very nice MANUAL doors, have 4 point mirrors now, had the old-style "Big Truck" mirrors and the patch job for the upper holes is shoddy.
Doors are very complete and clean and seem straight, will include gray door panels, $200/pair.

5 speed standard cab, has "Chicken Lights", no dash cluster, steering column, pedals and missing some other odds and ends and is absolutely, positively rust and dent free, $300.

Parting engine in another ad.

CORE SUPPORT AND GRILLE HAVE BEEN SOLD PRIOR TO LISTING THIS.

Much more is available from this truck, please ask.

Reply here, PM ME, call 402-780-5127 or e-mail me at Nixon340@yahoo.com
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Old 10-20-2009, 08:03 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Do you have the round plastic piece on top of the fuel tank where the return and supply lines are connected to I broke the nipple that the supply line clamps to and really need one.
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Old 10-20-2009, 09:23 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I have several complete units, BUT I have been finding that there are 2 different styles of '90 sending units.
Does yours have a band clamp to hold the sender in, or the "mason jar lid" style?

I have either.

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Old 10-20-2009, 10:50 PM   #4 (permalink)
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it has the band clamp its on a 1990 cab and chassie if you have this one how much would you sell it for? I live in north georgia.
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Old 10-21-2009, 01:42 AM   #5 (permalink)
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I'm going to assume (without looking) that you need the complete sender assembly and price it for $45 shipped.
IS the broken piece removable?
If so, and can get it apart without damaging it, the price will go down.

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Old 10-23-2009, 10:59 PM   #6 (permalink)
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how about a turn signal switch?
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Tilt or standard?
$35 either way, have both.

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Old 10-24-2009, 02:10 PM   #8 (permalink)
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standard (fixed). $35 shipped? if not, how much to 90630?

btw, does it hold its position when switched? reason i ask is because mine is so worn out i have to put a decent amount of pressure on it upward and occasionally downward in order for the respective signal to operate. also, is the wiring the same regardless of the year? or are they both from a '90?
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Old 10-24-2009, 03:47 PM   #9 (permalink)
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The switch works, I believe, from '86 through '90.
They are physically different from tilt to fixed, but the wiring connector is the same.
It does function correctly and has been tested.
'91 started the "multi-function" switch where the beam selector and t/s switch is all integrated.
Pre-'86 has the dimmer switch on the floor.

Shipping is $5.

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alright. my beam selector is integrated with the turn signals so i bet it'll work just fine. PM sent
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I need a rear axle hub do you have one?
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If it's for a dual wheel set-up, yes I do.
Saw your signature and don't know if you just swapped wheels, changed drum/hubs or complete axle.

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