2002 Dodge Ram 2500 5.9l V8 Magnum 4x4 on 2040-cars
Kendall, New York, United States
I have a 2002 Dodge ram 2500 with the 360 V8 Magnum motor in it. The truck has just under 198,000 miles on it. The good part is, the transmission has about 18,000 on it as I just had it built. Truck has a new water pump, new belt, new idler pulley, an aftermarket transmission oil cooler, a new battery, and new 33" tires. First, the bad. The front right tire will need to be replaced as I had either a tie rod end or a ball joint go bad and the tire wore at a diagonal pattern. So it will need one of those as well. Tie rod end is $30 and if it's a ball joint that is $30 as well. Right side valve cover gasket is just starting to leak a little, but its an 02 with 198k on it so that is not bad. The horn has some sort of wire issue, as it works on and off. Probably just a bad ground connection but I don't have the time to mess with it. The truck has no radio in it as of now, but that may change. All wiring is there for one to be hooked up as well as the dash install kit. Wipers only work on medium and high speed, BUT I have an entire new assembly with the motor to go with it.The ABS and brake light are on, due to the previous owner before me cutting the ABS sensor wires up front. Check engine light is on for a small EVAP leak, I have replaced all vacuum lines and gone over every bit of the fuel system and can not fine out where the "Very small" leak is according to the code reader. Will pass NYS inspection as it is a 3/4 ton truck so it only gets a safety inspection, none of the emissions and check engine light garbage. Should still pass with the odd wear of the front right tire as stated above. The good. Transmission was built locally at L&L Transmissions in Batavia NY. New front driveshaft as well. All paperwork is with the truck.This truck is a VERY strong runner. I got a job far away from my house so I had to get a truck with higher mileage. Interior is flawless other than one little tear in the center console cover towards the back. The truck has a 5" stack on it from a glasspack. I have the straight pipe with the tail pipe ready to go with the truck as well that was new last year. I also have a set of 245 tires on 16" rims that I had on this truck before the 33"s. I have the set of power/heated stock mirrors to go with it as well. I put tow mirrors on it last fall. The frame of the truck is very solid with very little surface rust. Limited slip rear end with Dana 60 axles in front and rear. A little bit of play in the steering but nothing too bad. Power windows, power locks. Has typical dodge rocker and fender rust on the front. (See Pics) New front brakes last fall. I am the 3rd owner. First owner was a elderly woman, 2nd was a good buddy of mine. Local Pick up only, payment required within 2-3 days of sale. Thanks for looking, and good luck!
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