Dodge D250 1990 User manual

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SERVICE
MANUAL
REAR WHEEL DRIVE
RAM TRUCK
Diesel
Supplement
4^ CHRYSLER
WMOTORS

CHRYSLER
MOTORS
1990
DieselSupplement
Service Manual
DODGE TRUCKS
CHRYSLER
MOTORS
CUMMINS ENGINE
COMPANY,INC.
No part ofthispublicationmaybereproduced,storedina retrievalsystem
ortransmittedinanyform,orbyanymeans,electronic,mechanical,
photocopying,recording,orotherwise without theprior written permission
ofChrysler Motors andCumminsEngineCompany,Inc.
Chrysler Motors andCumminsEngineCompany,Inc.reservethe right to
changetestingprocedures,specifications,diagnosis,orrepairmethods
atany time without priornoticeorincurringobligation.
LlthoinU.S.A.Copyright© 1988 Chrysler Motors andCumminsEngineCompany,Inc.

CHRYSLER MOTORS
DODGE TurboDiesel

CHRYSLER MOTORSFOREWORD
DODGE TurboDieselPage3
FOREWORD
SECTION TITLE
Theinformationcontainedin this service manual has been
preparedfortheprofessionalautomotivetechnicianin-
volvedindailyrepairoperations. Information inthismanual
is divided into groups. Each group covers a generalvehicle
system (brakes,steering,body,etc.). Each group is further
dividedto address individualcomponentsor systems within
thegroup.
TheComponentami System Index will assist you in locat-
ingthecorrectgroupforthecomponentorsystemyoure-
quire.
These groupscontaingeneralinformation,diagnosis,
testing,adjustment,removalandinstallation, assembly and
disassembly proceduresforthecomponents.
The diagnosis charts inthe "Engine Section" aredesigned
tohelpyoulocateandcorrectproblems with a systematic
approach.Thetablocatoratthe right sideofthispage will
helpyoutoquicklylocatethefirstpageofeachgroup.The
first pageofeachgroupcontainsanalphabeticalindexto
assist in thelocationofthecomponentor system.
Theinformation,descriptions,testingproceduresand
specifications wereineffectatthe time thismanualwas
released forprinting.
Information describing theoperationand use ofstandard
andoptionalequipment is included in theOperatingInstruc-
tionsandProduct Information manuallocatedIntheglove
box.
Introduction
0LubricationandMaintenance
5 ServiceBrakes
6Clutch
7CoolingSystem
8ElectricalSystem
9 Base EngineComponents
11ExhaustSystemandIntake Manifold
14FuelSystem
19Steering
21Transmission
24HeatingandAirConditioning
25 Emission ControlSystem

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DODGE TurboDiesel
Introduction
Aboutthe Manual
The proceduresinthismanualweredevelopedforan in-ehassis and out~of-ehassis environment.Theinformation
has beengroupedbythemainengine systems. TheTableofContentsdefinesthe systems. Theindexatthe
beginningof each section subdivides the instructions forthe various componentsofthe system. Wrench sizes and
special toolsareidentifiedinthe procedures as needed.
Howto Use the Manual
The organizationofthismanualisbasedonthetroubleshootinglogicpresentedinSection9A.Tofixa problem,
find thelogicchartfortheparticular symptom. Follow the steps specified until theproblem is corrected.
The left columnofthechartsindicatea probable cause. The right columnprovidesa briefdescriptionofthe
corrective action with a referencetotherepairprocedureor diagnostic discussion whenappropriate.
The logic charts reflectthree basic considerations:
1. Assumes theengine has provided satisfactory service priortotheproblem.
2. Performingthe easiest things first.
3.Mostlogical cause in descending order.
Iftheproblem occurs with a newengineor after repairoftheengine,the diagnostics discussion foreachmajor
system will provide guidance for sorting outthe cause oftheproblem.

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Page 5
Generic Symbols
The followinggroupof symbols havebeenusedinthismanualtohelpcommunicatethe intent oftheinstructions.
Whenoneofthe symbols appears, it conveys themeaningdefinedbelow.
WARNING- Seriouspersonalinjuryorextensivepropertydamagecanresultifthewarning
instructions arenotfollowed.
A
CAUTION- Minor personal injury can resultora part,an assembly ortheengine can bedamaged
ifthecautioninstructionsarenotfollowed.
WIndicatesa REMOVALor DISASSEMBLY step.
INSPECTION isrequired.
Indicates anINSTALLATIONor ASSEMBLY step.
CLEAN the part orassembly.
PERFORM a mechanicalor time MEASUREMENT.
LUBRICATE the part orassembly.
si
Indicates that a WRENCHorTOOL SIZE will begiven.
TIGHTEN toa specifictorque.
PERFORM anelectricalMEASUREMENT.
Refer toanotherlocationinthismanualoranotherpublicationforadditionalinformation.
The componentweighs23kg[50lb]ormore.Toavoidpersonalinjury,usea hoistorget
assistance to lift thecomponent.

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Definition ofTerms
The following isa listofguidelinesforeachprocedureinthe"Repair Sections" oftheTroubleshootingandRepair
Manual,Theprocedure will begivenfirst; followed bya definition ofthestepor steps involved.
-Check- Examinea componentor system fordamage, excessive wear, accuracy, safety,orperformance.
•Inspect- Examinea componentordimensiontomakesureitmeetstherequiredspecifications.
•Test- Checkorcomparetheperformanceofa componentor system toestablishedspecifications.
-Adjust- Completethe necessary steps tosetoradjustthecomponent, assemblies, orsystemintherequired
settingorposition.
•VisuallyInspect- Lookforanyobviousdamageorproblem.
•Remove-Takeoffa componentor assembly.
•Clean- Remove dirt, greaseor other contamination.
« Disassemble - Takethecomponentor assembly apart.
•Repair- Restorea componentor assembly toa serviceablecondition within theestablishedspecifications.
NOTE: Onlythe easiest andsimplestrepairs will bemadetoa componentor assembly. Ifa componentorassembly
mustbe rebuilt, itmustbereplaced with a neworreconditionedcomponentor assembly.
•Replace- Installa new, properly rebuilt reconditionedcomponentorassemblyinplaceofonewhichis
removed.
•Install- Placea componentor assembly in thecorrectposition.
Star Pattern TorqueSequence

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Introduction
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Illustrations
TheillustrationsusedIntheDiagnosis Sections ofthismanualareintendedtogiveanexampleofa problem,show
what tolookforandwheretolookfortheproblem. Most oftheillustrationsaregenericand might notlookexactly
liketheengineorpartsusedinyourapplication.Someillustrationscontain symbols toindicateanactionrequired
andanacceptableorunacceptablecondition.
TheillustrationsusedintheReplacement Sections areintendedtoshowreplacementprocedureswhentheengine
is installedina chassis. Theillustrationmay differ from yourapplicationbuttheproceduregiven will bethe same.
Acceptable

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CHRYSLER MOTORS
DODGE TurboDiesel
GeneralSafetyInstructions
Important Safety Notice
Read amiunderstandallsafetyprecautionsandwarnings before performing repairs.
This symbolappearsinthemanualwhena potential safetyhazard exists that cancausepersonalinjuryordeath.
These hazardsarenotalwaysapparenttoa trainedmechanic.ItisnotpossibleforChryslerMotors/Cummins
Engine Co.,Inc. toanticipateevery possible circumstance that caninvoivea potential hazard.
WARNING;ChryslerMotors/CumminsEngineCompany,Inc.doesnotrecommendorauthorizeany
modificationsorrepairstoenginesorcomponentsexceptforthosedetailedinChrysler/Cummins
Service information.
Inparticular,unauthorizedrepairtosafety-relatedcomponentscancausepersonalinjury.Belowisa partial
listingofcomponents classified assafety-related.
•CoolingFan
•FanHub Assembly
•Fan Mounting Brackets)
•Fan Mounting Capscrews
•FanHubSpindle
•Flywheel
-Flywheel Mounting Capscrews
•FuelShutoff Assemblies
•FuelSupplyTubes
•LiftingBrackets
- Throttle Controls
•Turbocharger Compressor Casing
•TurbochargerOilDrainUne(s)
•TurbochargerOilSupplyUne(s)
•TurbochargerTurbineCasing
• Vibration Damper Mounting Capscrews

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Page9
GeneralSafetyInstructions
Important SafetyNotice
Read andunderstandaiiofthesafetyprecautionsamiwarningsbeforeperforminganyrepair.Thislistcontainsthe
generalsafetyprecautions that mustbefollowedtoprovidepersonalsafety. Special safetyprecautionsareIncluded
in theprocedureswhentheyapply.
Warning;ThisistheWARNINGSYMBOL,itappearsinthemanualwhena potentialsafetyhazardexists that
can causepersonalinjuryordeath.Thesehazardsarenotalwaysapparenttoa trainedmechanic.
Note; ItIsnotpossibleforChrysler Motors andCumminsEngineCompany,inc.toanticipateeverypossible
circumstance that caninvolvea potentialhazard.
J^Be sure theworkareasurroundingtheproduct is safe. Beawareofhazardousconditions that canexist.
Always wearprotective glasses amiprotective shoes whenworking.
A,Donotwearloose-fittingor torn clothing.Removealljewelry such as rings, watches,etc.,whenworking.
A
Disconnect the battery amidischargeanycapacitorsbeforebeginninganyrepairwork.Puta "DoNotOperate"
tag intheoperator'scompartmentoronthecontrols.
AUseONLYtheproperenginebarringtechniquesformanually
rotating theengine.Donot attempt to rotate the
enginebypullingorpryingonthetan. Thispracticecancauseseriouspersonalinjury,propertydamage,or
damagetothefan blade(s),causingprematurefanfailure.
A Ifanenginehasbeenoperatingandthecoolantishot,allowtheenginetocoolbeforeyouslowlyloosenthe
-Jm filler capandrelievethe pressure from thecooling system.
•
Donotworkonanything that issupportedONLYby lift jacks ora hoistAlwaysuseblocksorproper stands to
supporttheproductbeforeperformingany service work.
•
Relieveall pressure intheair,oil,andthecooling systems beforeany lines, fittings, orrelateditemsareremoved
ordisconnected.Bealertforpossiblepressurewhendisconnectinganydevice from a system that utilizes
pressure. Donot check for pressure leaks with yourhand. High pressure oilorfuelcan cause personalinjury.
•
Topreventsuffocationandfrostbite,wearprotectiveclothingandONLYdisconnectliquidrefrigerant (freon)
lines ina wellventilatedarea.
Toavoidpersonalinjury,usea hoistorget assistance when lifting components that weigh23kg(50lbs)or
more.Besureallchains,hooks, slings, etc.,areingoodconditionandareofthecorrectcapacity.Besure
t hooks arepositionedcorrectly.Always use a spreaderbarwhen necessary. The lifting hooksmustnotbeside-
loaded.
Corrosion inhibitorcontainsalkali.Donotgetthe substance inyour eyes. Avoidprolongedorrepeatedcontact
•
with skin. Donotswallowinternally.In case ofcontact,immediately wash skin with soapamiwater.In case of
contact,immediately flood eyes with largeamountsofwaterfora minimumof15minutes.IMMEDIATELY
CALL A PHYSICIAN. KEEP OUTOF REACH OFCHILDREN.
•
Napthaand Methyl EthylKetone(MEK)areflammable materialsandmustbeused with caution.Followthe
manufacturer'sinstructionstoprovidecompletesafetywhen using thesematerials. KEEP OUTOF REACH OF
CHILDREN.

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General SafetyInstructions
•
Toavoidburns,beaiertforhotpartsonproducts that havejustbeenturned OFF, andhotfluidsin lines, tubes,
andcompartments.
A
Always use tools that areingoodcondition.Besureyouunderstandhowto use them beforeperformingany
service work.UseONLYgenuineMOPARreplacementparts.
A
Always usethesamefastener part number(orequivalent)whenreplacing fasteners. Donotusea fastenerof
less qualityifreplacementsare necessary.
A
Neversprayorpour diesei fuel,flammableliquid,startingfluids(ether) into theaircleaner canister, airintake
piping,orturbochargerinletinan attempt tostartthe vehicle.
Never use gasolineorotherflammablematerialsto clean parts.Always use approvedcleaning solvents.
•
Donotusealcoholorgasolineasa fuelblendingagent.Theycanbeunstableundercertainconditionsandbe
hazardous or explosive whenmixed with diesei fuel.

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•Page* 1-1
GeneralRepairInstructions
TheDodgeRam/CumminsTurbo5.9Liter Diesel engineincorporatesthelatest diesei technology,yetit is designed
toberepairedusingexistingrepairpractices performed to quality standards.
FollowAllSafetyinstructions Noted intheProceduresi:A
Followthemanufacturer'srecommendationsforcleaningsolventsandother substances usedduringtherepairof
theengine. Also, be sure tousegoodsafety practices with toolsandequipment.
Providea CleanEnvironmentandFollowtheCleaningInstructionsSpecifiedintheProcedures.
Cleanliness isvery important duringtherepairofa dieseiengine.Contaminationoftheengineduringrepair will
reducethe life ofanengine.
PerformtheInspectionsSpecifiedintheProcedures.
Replacementofwornanddamagedpartsisalso necessary fora successful repair- theenginecannotbe better
than itscomponents.
Use GenuineMOPARServicePartsand Assemblies.
Theassemblyinstructionshavebeen written forreusingasmanypartsand assemblies asispractical. When itis
necessary toreplacea part or assembly, theprocedureisbasedontheuseofneworreconditionedparts.Allofthe
repair service described inthismanual is available from allDodgetruckdealerlocations.
FollowtheSpecified Disassembly andAssembly Procedures toAvoidCausingDamagetothePartsandtoBeSure
ThattheComponentsAreCorrectly Assembled andTightened.

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ComponentandSystem Index
Name . . .... Group
A/C SystemComponents24
AirConditioning, 24
Alternator 8
Battery0
Belt,Drive 0,7,8,9
Brakes (VacuumPump). 5
Capacities0
Camshaft9
ClassificationofLubricants0
Clutch6
CoolingSystem. 7
ConnectingRods9
Crankshaft Main Bearing, 9
Crankshaft Main Journal9
Electrical8
Electrical Wiring andComponent Identification 8
Emission ControlSystem25
Engines * 9
EngineAirCleaner0,11
EngineBlock Heater 7
EngineFront Mounts 9
EngineLubrication0,9
Equipment Identification Label Intro.
EngineSerial Number Intro.
EngineRearSupport9
Exhaust Systemand Intake Manifold 11
Fan 7
FiveSpeedTransmission21
FuelDeliverySystem14
FuelFilter14
FuelPump14
FuelSystem14
FuelTank„ 14
GeneralSafetyInstructions- Intro.
Instrument PanelandGauges8
Lubricationand Maintenance 0
Metric ThreadandGrade Identification Intro., 9
NoiseControlSystems0
OilChangePeriods0
OilFilters.,0
OilPan9
OilPump9
PartsandLubricationRecommendations0
Pistons, Pins, Rings9

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PowerSteeringPump5,19
Radiator7
RockerArmsandShaftAssembly- 9
Specifications0,9
Start Motor 8
StarterRelay8
Symbols, Fuses andConnectors, - 8
Thermostat, , ....7
Timing GearCoverandOBSeal• 9
TorqueReferences9
Transmission21
Transmission Identification Intro.
TransmissionOilCoder7
ValvesandSprings9
Valve Timing 9
Vehicle Identification Plate Intro.
VehicleSafety Certification Labels• • • Intro.
V.I.N. CodeChart Intro.
Water Pump. • • 7
Wiring Diagrams8

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Dodge
Fargo
"Plymouth
DcSOTD
O
MARCAS REG TMS REG U.S.PAT. OFF.
MODEL.
MAX GVW
GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT(QVW)IS TOTAL WEIGHTOF WCOBPOFU
THE VEHICLE INCLUDING OPTIONS, DRIVER, PASSENGERS,
BODY & PAYLOAD. "SEE OPERATORS MANUAL PACKAGE FOR
SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR A GIVEN GVWRATING.
WARRANTY VOIDIFANY RATINGS ARE EXCEEDED FOR THE
_ ACTUAL GVW& GAWR RATINGS OF THIS VEHICLE. SEE THE
Q SAFETY CERTIFICATION LABEL MADEINU.S.A. o
CHRYSLER
W CORPORATION
MODELS
EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION
V.I.N.
CHRYSLER MOTORS
DODGE TurboDiesel
VEHICLE ANDCOMPONENTIDENTIFICATION
Vehicle IdentificationNumber:For1990, (V.I.N.) will consist
of17elements(numbersandletters)embossedona plate,
locatedontheupper left corneroftheinstrumentpanel,near
thewindshield.Referto1990"V.I.N.CodeChart",for
Alpha/Digit positions andV.I.N,interpretations.
The VehicleIdentificationNumberislocatedontheVehicle
IdentificationPlate,EquipmentIdentificationPlateandonthe
applicableU.S.Federal Motor VehicleSafetyStandards
"Certification Label" andFrame Rail.
Vehicle IdentificationPlateThevehicleidentificationplateas
shown isattachedtotherearfaceofthedriver'sdoor,oron
thepost,onailmodels.
Equipment IdentificationPlate
The equipmentidentificationplateasshowncontains
informationregardingthe vehicle: model,wheel base, V.I.N.
(VehicleIdentificationNumber),T.O.N.(OrderNumber),andall
productionor special equipmentonthevehiclewhenitwas
shipped from thefactory.Alwaysrefertothisplatewhen
orderingparts.ThelocationoftheequipmentIdentification
Plate isas follows:
Model Location
ConventionalCabHoodInnerSurface
jDATEOF MFGRjjeVWR
GAWR FRONTII WITH TIRES
RIMS' AT' " l^i'cbEE
GAWR REArl| WITH TIRES
RIMS AT JJPS1 CODE
SlNGi^flUALjTl
VEHICLE NUMBER
I VEHICLE TYPE
Vehicle SafetyCertification Labels
A vehiclesafetycertificationlabelisattachedtotherearfacing
ofthedriver'sdooronallmodels.Thislabel reflects thedateof
manufacturenumericallymonthandyear, Gross Vehicle
WeightRating(GVWR), Gross AxleWeightRating(GAWR)
front, Gross AxleWeightRating(GAWR)rearandVehicle
IdentificationNumber (VIN). A Month-Day-Hour(MDH)number
is includedonthislabeland indicates the Month, DayandHour
ofmanufacture.
This labelwhenapplied,verifiesvehicleconformationtoalt
applicableFederal Motor VehicleSafetyStandardsineffecton
thedateofmanufacture.
Allcommunicationsorinquiriesregardingthevehicleshould
include theMonth-Day-HourandVehicleIdentificationNumber.
\

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Engine SerialNumber
Parts ReplacementInformation On5.9Liter diesei engines,
theengineserialnumberislocatedonthe left front cornerof
theengine.Theengine serial numberisstampedintothedata
platelocatedonthegear housing.
S*r.'e»mpmy, («e.
BljtoiI C.I.OJ L.- SefitsCM.
CM. I.D J JfjfB 0804
B*MS,rt-*'44252750
S*r.'e»mpmy, («e.
BljtoiI C.I.OJ L.- SefitsCM.
CM. I.D J JfjfB 0804
"i""" 3909522
S*r.'e»mpmy, («e.
iMerme TOCi^Omm
•*•••«. 41671
W^,^aM01Q
|N-W inBrt
"^HP 160w 2500
n*.,!**,
153624
Fu«i rat. «tm«fHP 7JJQ mm'dlroke
SSXttlL. 07/14/89
"°*'"M" 6BT-6.9
Transmission Identification
Operationrequirementsare,insome instances, differentfor
each vehicleandenginecombinationandsomeinternalparts
willbedifferent.Therefore,whenreplacingparts,refertothe
numberstampedon left sideofthe transmission oilpanflange.
See Group21ofthismanualforadditionaiinformation.For
manualtransmissionmodels,anidentificationnumberis
permanentlystampedintotherightsideofthe transmission
case ora metaltaglocatedontheupperrightsideofthe
transmission.
Fastener Classification
MetricThreadandGradeIdentificationMetricandinch
threadnotations differ slightly.
Commonmetricfastenerstrengthproperty classes are8.8and
12.9 with the class identification embossed ontheheadofeach
bolt.Inchstrength classes range from grade5 to8 with line
identification embossed oneachbolthead as shown. Markings
correspond totwolines less thantheactualgrade(i.e.grade8
boltwillexhibit6 embossedlinesonthebolthead).Some
metricnutswillbemarked with single digit strength
identificationnumbersonthenutface.
[Inch]Bolts—Identificationmarks correspond
tobolt strength—increasing numbers represent
increasing strength.
MetricBolts—Identification class numbers cor-
respond tobolt strength—increasing numbers
represent increasing strength.

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Metric System
Artwork, specifications,and tightening referencesinthisService Manual are identified inthemetricsystemandin
the[standard-inch]system.
Duringanymaintenanceorrepairprocedures,itis important tosalvagemetricfasteners(nuts,bolts,etc.)for
reassembly.IfthefastenerIsnotsalvageable,a fastenerofequivalentspecificationshouldbe used.
Caution:Useofanincorrectfastenermayresultincomponentdamageorpersonalinjury.
Themetricsystemisbasedonquantitiesofone,ten,onehundred,one thousand, andonemillion.
Metric Prefixes
Mega- (M)means million
Kilo- (K)meansthousand
Deci- (D)means tenth
Centl- (C)meanshundredth
Mill! - (M)meansthousandth

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1990V.I.N. CODE CHARTS - TRUCKS
Position
1
2
3
4
Code Options Interpretation
........... 1= United States ..Country of Origin
B=Dodge Make
7=Truck Type of Vehicle
K=8001-9000..............GVWRand
L=9001-10000 Hydraulic Brakes
M=10001-14000
W=Hydraulic Brakes
5 E=Ram Pickup4x2 Truck Line
E=Ram Chassis Cab 4x2
M=Power Ram Pickup 4x4
M=Power Ram Chassis Cab4x4
6 2=250 Series
3=350
76=ConventionalCabBody
8 8=5.9 Liter Diesel, 160Hp, Cummins Engine
9• (1thru9,0,orX). "Check DigitforVIN Verification"
10L=1990 Model Year
11S=DodgeCity Assembly Plant
12 thru 17 (6 digits) Sequence Number
1990 DODGE Ram Pickup and Chassis Cab
Model Line-Up andWeights
Model Vehicle
Wheelbase
GVWR
Payload Curb
NameFamily
Allowance Weight
Ram Pick-ups 4x2
D250D-2 131 3979
4005
8510 4163 4347
D350D-3 131 8700 4395 4305
10,100 5518 4582
Ram Pick-ups 4x4
W250 D-6 131 8510 3877 4633
W350 D-7 131 8700 3832 4868
Ram Chassis Cab 4X2
D250D-2 131 8510 4576 3934
D350D-3 131 8700 4830 3970
135
10,100 5802 4298
10,500 6180 4320
159 10,100 5707 4393
10,500 6079 4421
Ram Chassis Cab 4x4
W250 D-6 131 8510 4222 4288
131 8700 4183 4517
W350 D-7
135
10,100 5408 4692
11,000 6086 4714

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1990PowerTeamAvailablity
ConventionalPickup
Vehicle Wheel-
GVWR EngineDisplacement
Transmission
Line base &
Sales Code
5.9L
360in3
5-Sp 3-Sp
Diesel O.D. Auto
ETA
Man
Ram Pickup Trucks Two-WheelDrive
D250 131 8510 O
S O
D350 131
8700
O S O
10,100 O
S O
Ram Pickup Trucks FourWheelDrive
W250 131 8510 O -O
W350 131
8700
O — O
Chassis Cab
D250 131 8510 O
S O
D350 131
8700
O
s
O
135
10,100 O
s
O
159
10,500
O
s
0
W350 135
8700 O
s
0
159 10,100 O
s
0
11,000 O
s
0
S-Standard
O-Optional
1990StandardTruckBodyDimensions
Vehicle
Wheelbase
Cab toBodyType
Family
Available AxleNominal
Load Space Dimensions
(inches) (inches)
Length(ft.)
Length
Max.Width
Height
Vol. (cu.ft.)
Ram, Power 105.1
Pickup 6 72.0 64.2 15.7 42.0
Ram 116.1 7 88.3 64.2 15.7 51.5
D1,D2,D3,
D5,D6,D7 131 Sweptline 8 93 70 19.1 75.8
D2,D3,D7 131 56ChassisCab 8
D3,D7 135 60ChassisCab 9.5
D3 159 84ChassisCab 12.5

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FRACTION, DECIMAL, MILLIMETER, CONVERSIONS
8
THS.
16
THS.
32
NDS.
64
THS.
INCHES
MM 8 THS.
16
THS.
32
NDS.
64
THS.
INCHES
MM
1 0.0156 0.397
33
0.5156
13.097
1
0.0313
0.794
17
0.5313
13.494
3
0.0469
1.191
35
0.5469
13.891
1 0.0625 1.588 9 0.5625 14.288
5
0.0781
1.984 37 0.5781
14.684
3 0.0938 2.381 19
0.5938
15.081
7
0.1094
2.778
39
0.6094 15.478
1
0.1250
3.175
5
0.6250
15.875
9 0.1406
3.572
41
0.6406
16.272
5
0.1563
3.969
21
0.6563
16.669
11
0.1719
4.366
43
0.6719
17.066
3
0.1875 4.763 11 0.6875 17.463
13
0.2031 5.159 45
0.7031
17.859
7
0.2188 5.556
23
0.7188
18.256
15
0.2344
5.953
47
0.7344
18.653
1/4
0.2500 6.350
3/4 0.7500
19.050
17
0.2656
6.747
49
0.7656
19.447
9
0.2813
7.144
25
0.7813
19.844
19
0.2969
7.541 51
0.7969
20.241
5
0.3125
7.938
13
0.8125 20.638
21 0.3281
8.334
53
0.8281
21.034
11 0.3438
8.731 27
0.8438
21.431
23 0.3594
9.128
55
0.8594
21.828
3
0.3750
9.525 7
0.8750
22.225
25
0.3906
9.922
57 0.8906
22.622
13 0.4063
10.319 29
0.9063 23.019
27 0.4219
10.716 59
0.9219
23.416;
7 0.4375 11.113
15 0.9375 23.813,
29
0.4531
11.509 61 0.9531
24.209
15 0.4688
11.906 31 0.9688
24.606
31
0.4844
12.303
63
0.9844
25.003
1/2
0.5000
12.700 1IN.
1.0000
25.400
CONVERSION FACTOR: 1 INCH» 25.4MM