
Preventing an Expensive Problem
“I think the first time we noticed the RAM 6.7L grid heater failure was four or five years ago,” recalls Bryan Banghart of Banghart Diesel & Performance in Wahoo, Nebraska.
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“I think the first time we noticed the RAM 6.7L grid heater failure was four or five years ago,” recalls Bryan Banghart of Banghart Diesel & Performance in Wahoo, Nebraska.
Michael Schemerhorn is pleased with his recent installation of the Banks Monster-Ram on his 2014 Ram 6.7L diesel.
John Stach recently installed the Monster-Ram intake system and Boost Tube Upgrade for his daily-driven 2018 Ram 2500.
“I finally tackled the project yesterday,” explains Michael Schermerhorn. “Looking at the Monster-Ram box was driving me crazy! Printing out the installation guide made all the difference for me.
“Just do it before the stock grid heater fails,” is the warning Chris would like to share with fellow RAM owners.
Tim, a Prescott, Arizona diesel mechanic, sent us these photos of Lisa’s RAM 6.7L grid heater and bolt that he fished out of her intake manifold with a telescoping magnet.
This video explains how to identify and prevent RAM grid heater failure from occurring, thereby avoiding costly repairs or engine replacement.
Tyler’s main selling point to his wife for purchasing the Banks Monster-Ram and Boost Tube Upgrade was all about the added protection they’d be getting for the engine by removing the problematic stock grid heater, which is increasingly known to fail and severely damage engines.
We’ve sounded the alarm on the hazard that the stock RAM 6.7L grid heater system poses to the engine.
Kyle K. was already enjoying other Banks products on his 2006 Dodge RAM before getting his Ram-Air Intake.