That exhaust brake sounds absolutely insane, like a jet

220k+ miles. You've been working the hell out of it. Goddammit. For a gas that would already been close to retirement age.

@tedwardo123

5 жыл бұрын

At 259,000 as of this morning.... 12/17/2018

@larrymoore5882

5 жыл бұрын

Grizz 2 262,000 on my 5.7 hemi

@andrewmorgan7500

5 жыл бұрын

@@tedwardo123 dang man what do you do for work?

@marcflamer7846

5 жыл бұрын

tedwardo123 that's so awesome man

@andrewmullin3625

5 жыл бұрын

@Max Steel I believe in the video he says it's a 2015 but you'll have to check to make sure.

Fellow Minnesotan here (born and raised). I came here for the video, and heard the crunch of the snow. That's how you can tell how cold and dry that weather was! Great video!

220k+ miles. The truck still looks like new. Dam I’m surprised

@InfiniteSith136

4 жыл бұрын

Ram's are solid trucks, contrary to popular belief.

@mr.diesel6042

4 жыл бұрын

@@InfiniteSith136 Ford= Ford owner's recommend Dodge😎

@DStabs720

4 жыл бұрын

Yea because the resolution is shit!

@zaneeturner397

4 жыл бұрын

The Joker I will say, I love my ram but on my 17 the paint seems to be ungodly thin. 😕

@InfiniteSith136

4 жыл бұрын

@@zaneeturner397 I can't speak for the newer models. They're okay, but I prefer everything pre-2005, all the way back to the days of the D150 and the Power Ram. First and second generation Ram's were probably the best Dodge ever made.

-17 in texas if it got that cold the state would shut down

@forc3ofxf3ar51

4 жыл бұрын

Quinn Ey seriously, a bunch of snowflakes down here

@zalcan3620

4 жыл бұрын

Depends on where, the panhandle sees single digits every year so -10 wouldn't be too much out of the ordinary But Houston? Holy shit haha

@ohlookadragon

4 жыл бұрын

@@forc3ofxf3ar51 Utilities would freeze they don't bury them deep in the warm states

@enigmaPL

4 жыл бұрын

Negative 17 Farenheit?? That's cute. - A Canadian

@dutcher9180

4 жыл бұрын

We had -60 up here last year

The sound of a cummins on a cold start is definitely the best

It's awesome you're racking up the miles. I think it's cool once in a while to see people get up in the millage. Should be proud that you can keep a truck nice looking and in good running shape with high miles!

I have to say that's really impressive. Started up as good as a gas engine. Well, done

Minnesota is cold....nice truck can't believe mileage in 4years . Great video👍🏻🇺🇸

It's so cold your camera went into potato mode to conserve energy!

The only thing I learned from this video, is to no live in Minnesota

@EHDustin

4 жыл бұрын

that an if you dont feel like dickin around with your vehicle to start it dont own a diesel

@bigpeps13

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@smutgod6125

4 жыл бұрын

-4 here right now lol

@bigpeps13

4 жыл бұрын

@@smutgod6125 🤯🥶

@hankhill5622

4 жыл бұрын

I would love to live up there, I hate everything about warm weather. But I love Georgia too much just not the weather

You know it’s cold when the snow crunches like that while you’re walking 🥶 nice truck!

@westonr4359

Жыл бұрын

@@username8644 thanks for the analysis weatherman

When the snow crunches like that...you know its damn cold. Awesome truck!!

Best cold start I've seen in years

That thing starting up legit made me laugh out loud (in a good way). It sounded like the damn polar express

@fly4976

4 жыл бұрын

dude me too haha

@michaelroecker4315

3 жыл бұрын

As long as itz agood way....u might have dodge owners so upset about it that they might go about the day worrying that u laughed in a bad way.Then what?

@michaelroecker4315

3 жыл бұрын

Scott try the Barbie camper express trucks....they are painted pink and won't hurt anybodys feelings.

Sweet music to my ears 👂

Nice truck dude

I love that sound ... This is my first winter with my 2017 2500 with the 6.7 I'm ready for some cold weather ...

A deleted truck and that thing is a nice rig buddy! 👍

Damn nice truck bud 👌

For a minute it sounded like it was a runaway

Love the sound

Super nice truck

Great look truck sounds good too

it sounds amazing

Actually that's pretty impressive

@tedwardo123

6 жыл бұрын

Next winter I'm hoping to video a start up near Ely, MN when it's minus 40 or 50 F

@1439of2000

5 жыл бұрын

My dad had a hunting cabin in Ely. Coldest Ive started was -42f a couple hours away in Glennallen AK.

@donaldfafard

5 жыл бұрын

@@tedwardo123 ok, it's next winter, lol.

@MaxCaissie

4 жыл бұрын

@@tedwardo123 ok it's next winter

@fernandod365

4 жыл бұрын

@@tedwardo123 patiently waiting

I don't miss the brutal Minnesota winter's at all, not much better here in North Iowa either

The best cold start videos are of trucks from before the dash would tell you the temperature....

Like the dodge ram I have two 3500 and there the reason why I got them like you video

This is why my dad has only bought Dodge/Ram diesel for central MN winters for almost all my life.

Very fat friendly weather you have there!

There were times my 2010 2500 would be outside cuz I could not get it in the garage and did not plug in or was at work at - 10 or so here in Colo. it would fire up as the intake heater helps! My 1994 would start but it struggled just like all the old manual pumps did. The electronics help these new ones!

Damm, that is COLD!!

Cool video THANKS:,).

Wow impressive

I live in Florida. Watching this was literally painful. How do you even survive up there?!!

@Prodriver33

5 жыл бұрын

SlipF18 BustedFlush it’s good for you, seek discomfort. humans are not meant to be as comfortable and complacent all the time.

@KevAlberta

4 жыл бұрын

Prodriver33 I live in Canada and it actually just sucks being in frigid cold 6 months out of the year (or more)

@gc99289

4 жыл бұрын

I'll take the cold over our Florida heat. It gets so shitty and sticky here that every summer I think I gotta move.

@KevAlberta

4 жыл бұрын

Grizz 2 I’ve been to hot and humid climates. And It’s better than the cold. The cold in my city is so cold it hurts your face just to go outside. If at any point in time you don’t have proper clothing, you become hypothermic in 20 minutes or less. Winter’s can keep people indoors for weeks on end. It’s torturous and depressing

@gc99289

4 жыл бұрын

@@KevAlberta True, but this past summer it sucked going outside here. 91-95 with humidity. It's like you're in a sauna constantly. It sucks and hard to get any work done. Granted, frigid cold is as bad or worse, but at least you can control the temperature with clothing. When it's hot, it's hot, you can't really make yourself cooler but to go inside the AC. Moderated climates are the best. Florida is great in the late fall and winter, but Spring and Summer, get out of Dodge.

where are you located that you only had -17? I am an hour north of the twin cities and we had -40 on several neighbors thermometers and a -38 by another guy. my 15 had some gelling issue. I plug it in so starting is a non issue. talked to our fuel guy at east central diesel and he says they have a baldwin filter that has a little bigger micron rating then stock so its less sensitive to gelling. my 2003 would pop off at -20 without an issue at all.

Do these newer trucks do 3-cylinder idle? The later ECM flash programs for the 1998-2002 24 valve trucks had that capability. It was noisy as hell, but it worked well to warm up an extremely cold engine.

Now that is how a diesel engine in a truck should start no matter how cold it is. I had a 1998 12 valve Cummins and I never plugged it in the only thing I would do is cycle the glow plugs 2 time's and it would fire right up.

Looks like new pal

Painful cold. I live in St. Louis where it will routinely get into single digits and teens or overnight lows in January and February and at least a couple days a year it will dip below zero but minus 17 is a once every 100 years event. That seems like a regular winter day in MN from what I have heard and read. Minus 22 in the record for StL set in 1884. I remember minus 15 in 1982. Coldest ever for Missouri was minus 40 in Warsaw in 1905. Enough mindless ramblings about winter weather. That diesel seemed to start as well as any gas engine and with well over 200K on the clock even more impressive.

Can always depend on your Cummins.👍🏻

@hankhill5622

4 жыл бұрын

Dane Boro Bobby turned gay and bought a power stroke

At these temps I would definitely invest in an oil pan heater.

Great vid. I also have a 15 3500 srw ram. My seat heater works awesome. Never compared with a chevy, but they seem to work great! What did that do for your performance and mileage with the delete kit?

@tedwardo123

5 жыл бұрын

Performance might be a little better... MPG is about the same. My reason to delete was to stop choking my engine/turbo/grid-heater with carbon and get rid of the DPF. The 70,000 mile service for the 6.7 is $800 around here to clean the carbon. My DIY delete was about $1500 including my MM3 programmer so I made my money back quickly avoiding the carbon-cleaning-service and buying DEF fluid. **The dealer doesn't clean your grid heater when doing the 70K service, make sure they clean it as it'll get completely clogged eventually. OR do it yourself

I have a 014 Ram 2500 full delete and started in pretty cold weather and never had that much smoke. Just a little if any at start and goes away

Downside on mine was when i deleted it it took a lot longer to warm up... made me want an Espar

Interesting your comment on the seat heat. My 03 Laramie with stock seat heaters on hi will feel heat in a minute and in three minutes you are cooking.

You never plug in the block heater? Works wonders.

*I have 2008 dodge 2500 turbo diesel I can not complain is it amazing dude*

Beautiful

Wouldn't it be better for the engine if you plugged in the block heater? Super cold starts are the major wear on engines.

@tedwardo123

5 жыл бұрын

Yes... better if I put in the heated shop behind the truck in the video OR plug it in over night.

@Oreo_5oh

5 жыл бұрын

tedwardo123 Well why didn’t you just say you had a heated shop in the description? Your sarcasm is not appreciated.

@tedwardo123

5 жыл бұрын

@@Oreo_5oh Not sarcasm.. made video to demonstrate cold start. Doesn't represent what I do with the truck every time it's cold out. Sometimes you park in a place with no electricity or a shop near bye like up North snowmobiling and cold start can't be avoided.

@tedwardo123

5 жыл бұрын

Good luck

@nautilus9008

5 жыл бұрын

@@Oreo_5oh a plug or a heated shop might not always be avaiable. I can't pulling my truck in at work. They have cold weather starting aids for a reason

Could listen to that turbo all day

@genisis3457

4 ай бұрын

That’s his engine brake

Nice video! How long have you had the truck deleted for? I have an 18' 3500 with 11k miles on it and I want to delete it? Also what tuning do you run ?

Wow nice 👍

How does your coolant and oil temps reach high 30s 2 minutes after starting in -17? Mine reads low 20s in 15-20 degree weather and takes a few minutes to get in the 30s.... That's with 05w40. Seems like the truck had been started earlier in the day. Trans temp was reading -1. Not throwing shade just asking if had been running like a couple hours before?

He must drive that truck a lot! It looks pretty new for 220,000 miles on it. My dads 2004 suburban just hit 215,000 and he drives that thing for a living.

it's super fast to heat up the water :)

As a fellow Minnesotan I knew it was around that temperature. How? The sound of the snow when you moved around. All I am think of is when I walked to school years ago and I remember sticking my face inside my coat and listening to that crunch.

@fsca72

4 жыл бұрын

Hell I remember that crunchy powder snow in Ohio going to school as well. I’m sure not as often as Minnesota but down here in Tennessee even a hint of single digit temps they cancel every school, and god forbid they have an inch of snow in the forecast here.

I don't comment on videos but this one was good.

Meraviglioso picap complimenti

I could tell the temp by the sound of the snow crunching under your feet. Source? Fellow Minnesotan, Skol Vikes.

Does your exhaust brake come on automatically it doesn’t in my 2018.

Ayy my dad has the same truck he loves it too

I have a 97 f350 7.3 powerstroke here in michigan. I bought an apcm for my truck so i can idle up. Never had it plugged in since i bought it 1.5 yrs ago. Replaced glow plugs and glow plug relay this year last year did the relay. I found out the glow plugs were bad when hit 40 degrees out and almost didnt start. Friend at work i towed his 99 over to the building cause wouldnt start after work without block heater. He hasnt driven it since to work until he fixes it wiring for glow plugs

@julianwozniak2538

4 жыл бұрын

tractorboy31 six in a row ready to go 8 in a v you probably sit down to pee

Drives around the world for a living.

could be the pressure regulator as far as your fuel pressure issue goes. if thats the case thats a new fuel rail as the regulator is built into the rail.

Looks brand new for 220k+

It got -41 in Algona Iowa I think -17 fine. Everyone in Minnesota say “oh we can handle cold weather.” Bet

known good batteries (two years old or less), quality fuel and fresh filters are critical in winter time starts

Is this stock exhaust or deleted?

Bro I’ve -20 cold started my 12 valve and it wasn’t happy up here in Canada we got down to -40 more northern

As a kid we had a 4cylinder dasher diesel. Never got above freezing on cold winter days. North of Thief River Falls to you. I see guys running snowplows with a diesel pickups, seems like a waste of money considering how diesels hate sub 0 conditions

That's the BEST and easiest cold start I've seen for a diesel. Impressive.

Good 2 know about how quickly seat heaters work....compared 2 chevy no less.

That may be a good place to get the dual alts option! Super nice truck BTW.

Can you update us on the miles, if you still have the truck ?

@ethan41623

4 жыл бұрын

Read the description he has a update

@tay9931

4 жыл бұрын

1987jeepyj thanks

you goot nice cars in usa im live in sweden and we dont have this nice automobil

Fancy!

Is your ram deleted?

I love diesel ⛽️ ❤️

Sweet

It will start but will it run down the road without gelling up, it will idle all day in yard get on road and sputter unless you used power service or like us on our big rigs we spec Arctic Fox fuel heaters in tank and in line from good ole Minnesota arctic fox company good stuff have fun

Nice

You still have this truck?

Is it bad to start the engine with the engine break on ? Is it normal to have white smoke coming out in cold temperatures like that?

@flippingugly3063

Жыл бұрын

Trucks at 352,000 miles as of now 9/2022... Engine brake is actually the turbo with turbo-vanes moving to put a load on the engine. It's auto so you don't turn this off or on. It's normal to have white smoke when cold...

What oil weight?

Don't give it the 2 preheats, just start it.

Nonsense... summertime.... there's a guy in Fairbanks -37 I'm going to watch his video!

Ram fan

Does it still have the cat?

hello, can i borrow a part of your video for my compilation? of course I put a link to your original video in the description :)

@tedwardo123

3 жыл бұрын

Go ahead!

nice

How did this do when we had the -60 ° cold front move in here in Minnesota?

@tedwardo123

3 жыл бұрын

Have 325,000 or so miles on the truck now. Did fine starting over this past winter even when super-cold.

A thought , I've not tried it because I live in NC. Put that truck in neutral while warming it up.

Im starting to like the ram

Sweet video for sure technology is mi t my 96 12v hated winter would take a good solid 10 plus minutes on a good day,66mm turbo 191 dvs valves marine injectors 5 in straight pipe big tonka intake ats triple disc torque converter an 35's the new rams got me thinking tho.

How many miles today

Put your mudflaps back on, man. I had to replace my grill and the AC condenser because a dually without flaps kicked up a 2" rock...

@tedwardo123

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks... did put the mud flaps back on a few months ago. Need to have them or your trailer will get dented on dirt roads.

@231mac

5 жыл бұрын

@@tedwardo123 I feel your trailers pain, lol. Thanks, man

@PuckerPunchHD

5 жыл бұрын

231mac don’t tailgate people then

@ixionn563

4 жыл бұрын

Damn, small world, you're that guy that got mad over the GToger drumbeats thing on a dashcam channel.

@xtremegamer2218

4 жыл бұрын

@@ixionn563 Lol I just came from that video

My Duramax needed some badly needed TLC. Money being an issue it was neglected, shame on me. It wouldn’t start even at zero. Did all the needed TLC and now it starts on the coldest days. A well maintained diesel will start on the coldest of days. Cummins although do start well in those subzero temps. As far as seat heaters, my diesel ones heat way faster than my Avalanche ones.

If I ever own another diesel I will power up the block heater. Well worth it.