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Powerful and reliable
nomo1, 02/01/2003
1993 Dodge Ram Van B250 3dr Van
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
With 230000 miles, it passed smog test in los angeles without any problems.The 5.2 liter is very powerful and very reliable.
DO NOT BUY THIS VAN!
Laundry Van, 10/11/2004
1992 Dodge Ram Van B250 3dr Van
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
We have a 3/4 ton van with the 318 (which has been great), but everything else wants to break. The transmission, fuel system, even the odometer have all quit on me. This thing burns your feet when you drive for Heaven's sake!
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See all 0 listingsThe best vehicle I have ever owned
vanman, 02/20/2007
1992 Dodge Ram Van B250 3dr Ext Van
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Since I have had it (five months and counting) I have put 9000 miles on it and have not had one new problem. I did have a problem with it dying at every stoplight since I bought it, but it was nothing a good carburetor cleaning didn't fix. It rides superb surprisingly, it's amazingly quick, and gas mileage is nothing to jump up and down about but could be worse. All in all I would recommend to anyone!
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England1, 10/11/2002
1993 Dodge Ram Van B250 3dr Van
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
very reliable vechicle. can't say enough about this van.
bad design
2500 mad owner, 10/15/2009
1996 Dodge Ram Van 2500 3dr Van
4 of 6 people found this review helpful
I have a leak on my upper radiator hose. What a joke this engine design is. There is not consideration of maintenance . I was a Air craft mechanic for many years and I have never seen a miss like these full size Vans. You have to take the Alternator out and a bunch of other stuff to get at the bolts on the thermostat housing. Did any one thing of Quick disconnects for the Electric lines? And why not add on to the engine block to install the thermostat. I am going to look into buying a Toyota Van . No wonder they are going out of business.. And this is the second Dodge Van that the differential went bad on. This Van only has 100,000 miles on it and everything going bad.