'06 Ram w/Diesel -- Doesn't 'hold' heat

Beryl:
> Ed H. wrote:
>>
>> Got the urine sample, no drugs of any kind found, but...you're pregnant.
>
> Used the taste test, huh?

Geologists sometimes /taste/ minerals to identify them.
Or so we were told.

Students in one of my classes received mystery mineral samples, and were
asked to identify them and report back.

Instructor (funny guy!) gave me a tiny vial of tiny grains. I failed to
figure out what the precious stuff was.

Turned out I got crystallized bat urine.
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"Roy" <Roy RemoveThis @Fhome.net> wrote in message
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> "Denny" <wddodge RemoveThis @woh.rr.com> wrote in message
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>> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin RemoveThis @chillybits.org> wrote in message
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>>> thedumbguy:
>>>
>>> ...
>>>> cause problems. their "actions" certainly bear that out, so if you
>>>> want to form an opnion based on impartial observations, keep that in
>>>> mind. now that tom, would be a statement of fact.
>>>
>>> Propaganda. TBag is one of a very few impartial regulars here.
>>>
>>> You, Larry, Roy, Tom Lawrence, Edith, aarcuda, heatwave, etc., etc...
>>> members of the clique. Punks.
>>
>> Hey Mike.... Looks like you and me got left out again. This is getting
>> kinda regular....
>>
>> Denny
>>
>
> Probably has to do with pink bunny suits and heated seats.<G>
>
> Roy

....smartass...

:^)

Mike

>
>
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"Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
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> Denny wrote:
>
>> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
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>>
>>>Denny wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Denny wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>"Mike Simmons" <mikesim.TakeThisOut@yhti.net> wrote in message
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>! How then could the load be determined,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>we asked? He said that you simply picked up the table and weighed
>>>>>>>each leg on a scale. A lesson in practical engineering I remember to
>>>>>>>this day!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>That kinda sounds like the difference between an over-paid Detroit
>>>>>>enginneer and a mechanic with common sense..........
>>>>>>
>>>>>><VBG>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Denny
>>>>>
>>>>>And what if the weight problem your engineer needed to solve was 1000
>>>>>miles away? Going to fly him out there?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>You must be an enginneer with this thinking.... How about
>>>>telephones...pictures....internet....
>>>
>>>So your "practical" engineer can build a duplicate of the problem in his
>>>shop, and then weigh it?
>>
>>
>> I guess it all depends on how good he is and how bad he wants to
>> duplicate it..
>
> The table could be a wing section prototype, set to be built in Japan.
> The books might be landing gear components, coming from England.
> There's nothing much to duplicate, it's still evolving on paper.
> So your team is out. The job goes elsewhere.

I really don't see the problem as long as you go with the job....

Denny
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Denny wrote:

> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
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>>Denny wrote:
>>>"Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
>>>news:13l8tna3dohb3ca@corp.supernews.com...
>>>>Denny wrote:
>>>>>"Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
>>>>>news:13l70q8hbduqs51@corp.supernews.com...
>>>>>>Denny wrote:
>>>>>>>"Mike Simmons" <mikesim.TakeThisOut@yhti.net> wrote in message
>>>>>>>news:13l1klaaraevp1d@corp.supernews.com...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>! How then could the load be determined,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>we asked? He said that you simply picked up the table and weighed
>>>>>>>>each leg on a scale. A lesson in practical engineering I remember to
>>>>>>>>this day!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>That kinda sounds like the difference between an over-paid Detroit
>>>>>>>enginneer and a mechanic with common sense..........
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>><VBG>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Denny
>>>>>>
>>>>>>And what if the weight problem your engineer needed to solve was 1000
>>>>>>miles away? Going to fly him out there?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>You must be an enginneer with this thinking.... How about
>>>>>telephones...pictures....internet....
>>>>
>>>>So your "practical" engineer can build a duplicate of the problem in his
>>>>shop, and then weigh it?
>>>
>>>
>>>I guess it all depends on how good he is and how bad he wants to
>>>duplicate it..
>>
>>The table could be a wing section prototype, set to be built in Japan.
>>The books might be landing gear components, coming from England.
>>There's nothing much to duplicate, it's still evolving on paper.
>>So your team is out. The job goes elsewhere.
>
>
> I really don't see the problem as long as you go with the job....

Then the table is a wooden patio deck! You and Mike are going to build
it. You can't weigh the damn thing.
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>> Hello Everyone,

>>
>> Man, talk about losing heat from the Diesel motor !!!
>
> That is a very efficent cooling system that you have. If not being
> worked it will cool rapidly
>
>

Well, you haven't told us what part of the country you're in, but
regardless, an idling Cummins won't generate enough heat to overcome the
efficiency of the radiator. I've seen my EGT's (exhaust gas
temperature)
drop to almost 200°F during extended periods of idling (caution: don't
do
this - it's not good for the engine). When you consider that the
cooling
system can maintain a water temperature of 195°F even when the engine's
cranking out EGT's of 900°F, it's no wonder the engine cools off as much
as
it does when idling.

I'm near Seattle, and the outside temp was maybe 40 degrees.


Anyways, thanks to everyone for the replies. I appreciate the knowledge
transfer. Hopefully it was a 'copy' and not a 'cut'.

The Rocket Man
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> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin RemoveThis @chillybits.org> wrote in message
>I'm starting to think you
> ain't got the brains to pound sand in a rathole....
>
> Denny
>

It would seem, my floppy eared friend, that you just might of hit on it.

Roy
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"Beryl" <flyingterrapin RemoveThis @chillybits.org> wrote in message
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> Denny wrote:
>> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin RemoveThis @chillybits.org> wrote in message
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>>>thedumbguy:
>>>
>>>...
>>>
>>>>cause problems. their "actions" certainly bear that out, so if you
>>>>want to form an opnion based on impartial observations, keep that in
>>>>mind. now that tom, would be a statement of fact.
>>>
>>>Propaganda. TBag is one of a very few impartial regulars here.
>>>
>>>You, Larry, Roy, Tom Lawrence, Edith, aarcuda, heatwave, etc., etc...
>>>members of the clique. Punks.
>>
>>
>> Hey Mike.... Looks like you and me got left out again. This is getting
>> kinda regular....
>
> Oversight.
> But Edith's okay. The moron.
Oh, f**k me. Beryl thinks I'm okay. I must be doing something wrong.
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Ed H. wrote:

> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
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>>Denny wrote:
>>
>>>"Beryl" <flyingterrapin.TakeThisOut@chillybits.org> wrote in message
>>>news:13l73u4a47r0hd0@corp.supernews.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>>thedumbguy:
>>>>
>>>>...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>cause problems. their "actions" certainly bear that out, so if you
>>>>>want to form an opnion based on impartial observations, keep that in
>>>>>mind. now that tom, would be a statement of fact.
>>>>
>>>>Propaganda. TBag is one of a very few impartial regulars here.
>>>>
>>>>You, Larry, Roy, Tom Lawrence, Edith, aarcuda, heatwave, etc., etc...
>>>>members of the clique. Punks.
>>>
>>>
>>>Hey Mike.... Looks like you and me got left out again. This is getting
>>>kinda regular....
>>
>>Oversight.
>>But Edith's okay. The moron.
>
> Oh, f**k me. Beryl thinks I'm okay. I must be doing something wrong.

You're ineffective, and don't get agitated.
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> "Beryl" <flyingterrapin RemoveThis @chillylbits.org> wrote in message
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>> Edith:
>>> I've never read such pearls of wisdom as "And I think of Delta T (or
>>> Delta anything) as a change in T (or in anything). Different than a
>>> differential"
>>
>> I can use a more toddleresque style for you if you need that.
>>
>>> Then there's "A differential exists between two or more things, all
>>> at once, at the
>>> same time. But a change in some thing does not exist at once,
>>> because
>>> some thing that was once like that and then changed is no longer
>>> like
>>> that, it's now like this. That's why there's time, so everything
>>> doesn't
>>> all happen at once."
>>
>> Its right eye popped, Edith. I saw waves emanate from the site.
> Please explain this statement. I can kind of follow your other stuff
> about this, that, and time, but I really don't understand the above.
> I suspect it's some kind on insult, however.
>
>>
>>> Lets not forget :"But I'm not an engineer."
>>
>> No, poor me. I have no official documents attesting to my ability.
> Nothing wrong with that.
>
>>
>>> I only I wish I was half as smart as Beryl, then I might understand
>>> what this genius wrote. Until I'm as smart as Beryl let me add
>>> these few simple words:
>>> Beryl, lay off the sauce man, or get yourself to an emergency room
>>> because you write like you just suffered a stroke.
>>
>> I don't drink, Edith.
>> Ok, I had a glass of wine 8 years ago.
>> No drugs too. I'll send you a urine sample.
>
> Got the urine sample, no drugs of any kind found, but...you're
> pregnant.
>
Which confirms my belief that Beryl is female.
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HeartBurn:
> "Ed H." <edo.hart RemoveThis @verizon.net> wrote in message
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>>"Beryl" <flyingterrapin RemoveThis @chillylbits.org> wrote in message
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>>>I don't drink, Edith.
>>>Ok, I had a glass of wine 8 years ago.
>>>No drugs too. I'll send you a urine sample.
>>
>>Got the urine sample, no drugs of any kind found, but...you're
>>pregnant.
>>
>
> Which confirms my belief that Beryl is female.

I'll ship you a sample too.

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