2001 Dodge Ram 2500 Slt 5.9 Cummins Turbo Diesel Kansas Truck Clean on 2040-cars
Zanesville, Ohio, United States
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2001 Dodge Ram 2500 2wd 3/4 ton pickup truck. It has the 5.9l 24v cummins turbo diesel engine backed by an automatic transmission. This truck is all stock except exhaust and lift pump. THIS TRUCK HAS NEVER HAD A CHIP OR TUNER ON IT! This truck is from Kansas and is in very good shape as you can see from the pictures. I got this truck 2 years ago with a little less than 129,000 miles. It now has a little under 142,000 miles. It has hardly any rust on it as you can see from the pictures. It starts up and drives great even in the winter. It has a block heater on it that I use if it gets below freezing. It has a full size spare Since I have owned it I have upgraded and repaired quite a bit of stuff to it. The list is as follows and all happened within the past 2 years and 10,000 miles: -pitman arm, idler arm, and alinement -fass factory replacement lift pump -starter with lifetime warranty -NITTO Terra Grabler tires (265/75/16) - 4 inch turbo back stainless steel exhaust system -New front rotors and brake pads @ 139,000 miles -2 Brand new batteries @ 141,400 miles
I also have another set of tires that go along with the truck but do not have much tread. They would make a good summer tire they just need mounted to rims
I did a transmission flush and filter about 7,500 ago. I have always used synethic oils in it. I use rotella t6 full synethic oil in it. I change the oil, oil filter, and fuel filter every 2500 to 3000 miles. The truck has a plastic bed liner thats is cut to accept a 5th wheel hitch. The truck does have a couple issues- Small crackin the dash, a/c needs recharged/fixed I have recharged it the past 2 years and it holds for about 3-4 months , the rear drivers side door is stuck closed and will not open I think it is the bottom latch The truck has a clear title and has never been in an accident the tool box does not come with the truck but I may throw it in for an additional amount I am going to college this fall and do not need a truck this large .
Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have. Truck is in Zanesville, OH. Feel free to call or text 740-683-2278 if you want to come check it out or need more info. |
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