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35 minutes ago, Pryme said:

After only a few minutes of digging into this, I’m now convinced Bruce and this new Brad Bill are the same person. 
 

Brad bill and Bruce both love to talk about electrical engineering and issues and even reaffirmed each other in a recent thread. 
 

Very narcissistic behavior, Bruce. 
 

That seems correct. 

 

I just went back to the 2024 brake controller problem thread. 

 

SO, when i said TROLL i was right. 

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12 hours ago, Pryme said:

You have been a fool since you started posting here. I recall you putting your foot in your mouth on at least two occasions and you were called out on it. Keep your tongue behind your teeth. 

LOL...wow only 2 mistakes...I call that a win for me. I remember one was about the owners manual which I corrected myself minutes later but you came in later and and did your "calling out".

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2 hours ago, Pryme said:

After only a few minutes of digging into this, I’m now convinced Bruce and this new Brad Bill are the same person. 
 

Brad bill and Bruce both love to talk about electrical engineering and issues and even reaffirmed each other in a recent thread. 
 

Very narcissistic behavior, Bruce. 
 

I disagree I am going along with Linemans idea I think they are lovers and not the same person.

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Back to emissionish. 

 

There is a crapload of campers in the concrete jungle resort im in right now, that resemble,, same as the original post, so must be popular. Probably 50/50 gas/diesel. 

 

It would be an interesting study, by a neutral group of taking one of each, same rig, same trips, same driving style and such, as close as possible and see the results of the carbon footprint, maybe even toss in a couple older gas and diesel ones before emissions on diesels. Gas vs diesel output of pollutants. 

    Just like my recent diesel pickup and now my new 2024 3500 cheby, the fuel usage empty or towing is different and should be because of the energy per ounce diesel vs gasoline, vs ethanol gasoline. What one per mile puts out more emissions to do a job of moving empty or loaded.

 

I have wondered since my second diesel as it was dpf and def of course egr. Ram started def in 2013, im not up on the others. 

 

Most important, would be a neutral study. 

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