New Cummins owner in Las Vegas

**pamlee78** · 05-11-2018

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Hi, I've always wanted a big truck so i was thrilled when my husband bought a 2018 Cummins Diesel 2500 6.7litre and a new travel trailer for us.
We have taken a few short trips and will be heading out in July to Lake Tahoe.

My husband is an aerospace engineer and I worked in hospital pharmacy and as a free-lance artist for 40 years now. I'm retired from pharmacy.
I love to travel and love to drive big and fast cars.

I get to drive the Ram all the time, which is fine with me! My husband drives our Jeep GC.

I want to get a tuner for the Cummins, and would like to know what the differences in them are?

I've looked at several videos about them on you tube.

I also want to know if it's still necessary to warm up the engine before driving in 100 plus degree heat? And for how long, if so.

Thanks

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**AnOldBiker** · 05-11-2018

to the forum @pamlee78

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**Sisupower** · 05-11-2018

Welcome!!!

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**watersupply189** · 05-11-2018

Originally Posted by pamlee78

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Hi, I've always wanted a big truck so i was thrilled when my husband bought a 2018 Cummins Diesel 2500 6.7litre and a new travel trailer for us.
We have taken a few short trips and will be heading out in July to Lake Tahoe.

My husband is an aerospace engineer and I worked in hospital pharmacy and as a free-lance artist for 40 years now. I'm retired from pharmacy.
I love to travel and love to drive big and fast cars.

I get to drive the Ram all the time, which is fine with me! My husband drives our Jeep GC.

I want to get a tuner for the Cummins, and would like to know what the differences in them are?

I've looked at several videos about them on you tube.

I also want to know if it's still necessary to warm up the engine before driving in 100 plus degree heat? And for how long, if so.

Thanks

Welcome

check Double R Diesel videos on here and YouTube. They are very informative and Ray is the best in the business when it comes to tuning our trucks!
Congratulations on your new rig. Beautiful truck

2016 Ram 3500 4x4 Laramie Cummins, G56, Rough Country Leveling, MM3 EGRless Tuned by Double R Diesel

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**DDP** · 05-11-2018

Originally Posted by pamlee78

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Hi, I've always wanted a big truck so i was thrilled when my husband bought a 2018 Cummins Diesel 2500 6.7litre and a new travel trailer for us.
We have taken a few short trips and will be heading out in July to Lake Tahoe.

My husband is an aerospace engineer and I worked in hospital pharmacy and as a free-lance artist for 40 years now. I'm retired from pharmacy.
I love to travel and love to drive big and fast cars.

I get to drive the Ram all the time, which is fine with me! My husband drives our Jeep GC.

I want to get a tuner for the Cummins, and would like to know what the differences in them are?

I've looked at several videos about them on you tube.

I also want to know if it's still necessary to warm up the engine before driving in 100 plus degree heat? And for how long, if so.

Thanks

Welcome my friend! Glad to have you here! I always prefer to wait until my truck reaches 110 before moving. Dunno why just makes me feel better. I like to go through 1-2 heat cycles while driving before i start to get on it hard.

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**Power247** · 05-11-2018

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**cumminsbadgirl** · 05-12-2018

Hello and welcome @pamlee78

Enjoy our forum!
Congrats on your new Cummins

"Cumminsbadgirl"
2014 Cummins Mega 3500 ( Aisin ) 4X4
MM3 Tuned by Double R Diesel

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**walla2k5** · 05-12-2018

Welcome and congrats on the new pickup! Cool down process is just as important as the warm up. Most here (myself included) will highly recommend "Custom Tuning" from @Double R Diesel as opposed to generic "Box" tuning from some fly by night outfit, that may or may not be around for support if you need it. Enjoy!

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