Ram trucks have been using the 6.7L Cummins diesel engine for almost two decades. Here is its oil capacity and why the model year is important.
SlashGear on MSN: What's the oil capacity of a 6.7L Cummins & why does the model year matter?
What's the oil capacity of a 6.7L Cummins & why does the model year matter?
Hey Ram Owners, If you’ve driven a newer RAM 1500, you already know how frustrating the Auto Engine Start-Stop system can be. Every time you start your truck, you’re forced to press that same button to disable it again and again. That stops today. Introducing the 2025–2026 RAM 1500 DT Auto...
2025–2026 RAM 1500 Auto Start-Stop (ESS) Disabler – Plug & Play Upgrade
Hi there I trying to get an answer and so far no luck. Upon investigation, there is a oil cooler bipass which means when the fluid is colder it doesn't run through the cooler. If we put in 4-5 quarts at 80-120 degrees but when everything warms up the bipass is going to open and send old old into...
With that out of the way. Even if Ram brings back the Hemi for the 1500, that will really put you in a bind. It will have the engine you prefer, but, according to you, in an ugly truck. Speaking for myself. I like the 5th gen looks and the new engine, as well as the 5.7L Hemi. I am happy with either one. 2025 Ram 1500 Laramie. Retired "Quiet ...
Discuss 4th Gen Ram trucks (2009‑2018 & 2019‑2024 Classic)—engine options, mods, repairs, part compatibility, reliability, and community builds.