Diesel Dodge Ram engines?

Inline 6 cylinder 24 valve turbo diesel. Its a beautiful thing.

Wikipedia is correct, Dodge has used a Cummins I6 since the intro of diesel to the truck line. They did change from a 12 valve to a 24 valve design in '98. The V10 was a gas engine...no longer in production.

I dont even know if there is a production vehechile with a v10 diesel? But yes wikipedia is right the cummins is an inline 6. Less parts, and much more efficent than a v8. Dodge also made a v10 GAS motor for there fullsize trucks, but that is no longer continued. Ive heard rumors that cummins is going to make a v8 motor, but i doubt that.

early Dodge/Cummins combos in the late 80's and early 90s were actaully a 12 valve 6 cylinder. then came the updated 24 valve 6 cylinder. dodge made a v-10 gas engine that went in the 2500-3500 series trucks. Dodge NEVER put a 10 cylinder in a Dakota....to clear up that confusion.

Dodge uses the 5.9 L Cummings Turbo Diesel inline 6 engine in the current Heavy duty trucks (2500 and 3500). 325 HP @ 2,900 RPMs, and 610 ftlb of torgue @ 1,600 RPMs.

There is also a new 6.7 L Cummings Turbo Diesel that has not been released yet but will likely be available late 07 or 08 model year.

Oh jeez, the cummins diesels are 5.9 liter 6 cyls, turbocharged, and earlier ones were 12 valve, now 24. The V-10's were gas and 488 cubes and were available in full size ram trucks.

They use a Cummins in line 6 cylinder motor.

The Dakota pickup and the Full size did have a 10 cylinder gasoline motor designed by Dodge, that may be where your confusion lies.

the 16v engine has as much power as the v10s just turn it up cummins turn down all motors I work for Cummins Never buy a Apex motor

Cummings Rules! I'd rather be cummin than strokin!!