MOST COMMON PROBLEMS OF DODGE / RAM 2003-2004 5.9L 24V

The Bosch common-rail injection system in the 5.9L Cummins is efficient, but it has its challenges. One common issue is leaking injectors, typically after 150,000-200,000 miles. Leaking or failing injectors can cause poor fuel economy, rough idling, and higher emissions. In severe cases, prolonged injector failure can lead to excessive heat, damaging or even melting pistons, causing costly repairs. At ABCO Diesel Inc., our skilled mechanics specialize in diagnosing and replacing faulty injectors, ensuring engine efficiency and reliability. We use advanced tools to assess injector issues and provide precise repairs. By choosing ABCO Diesel Inc., you address injector problems and prevent more expensive repairs down the road. Whether it’s a check-up or extensive repair, we’re here to extend your 5.9L Cummins engine’s life.

Owners of the 2003-2004 Dodge Ram often report dashboard cracking due to the material deteriorating, especially under the hot California sun. Cracks typically appear near the A/C vents and speaker grilles. While this may seem cosmetic, cracks can lead to further interior damage. Our team can discuss options for replacing or repairing your dashboard, keeping your truck’s interior looking sharp.