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Old 10-14-2013, 06:49 PM
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I may have found out that I don't have the PCM for the 5.2. If someone could decode these numbers that would be great.

P56040 407AD-I have all the numbers on the sticker but I am pretty sure this is the one that is needed.
On the block it says: 53006714 31824
 
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Old 10-15-2013, 09:03 PM
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by 2000 they weighted the flexplate instead of the torque converter. 46 RE used same torque converter with both engines. older ones (pre 96 I think was the change) they both used the same flexplate and different converters between those engines.
 
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the PCM don't actually know what engine its running,,, that's NOT your issue
 
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Old 10-15-2013, 09:13 PM
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OK... So both the points you just made are consistent with comments made when I asked the same question on the ram forum, which is good. Do you have any ideas? Do you think the weighted flex plate might be the problem?
 
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Old 10-16-2013, 07:27 PM
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2 things, if vibration is gone while standing still, i would say wheel bearing, if vibration still exists when ur parked i would say spark plugs
 
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It is present, but less severe while stopped. The guys on the ram boards have helped me determine that I have a weighted flex plate that the 5.2 should not have.
 
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Well what did the 5.2l come out of? If it was from a ram then it was in front of a 46re already. If it was from a dak/durango it was in front of a 44re. Its sounds like a balancing issue. The flex plate should not have been changed out, the 46re should have bolted up with out an issue.
 
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Don't know what the motor came out of. They could have reused the original flex plate, which is what I think happened. They don't know they switched from a 360 to a 318, I have come to the conclusion that they put a 318 in thinking that was the original motor size. I found the weight in question, I pulled the inspection cover off and I took pictures of it. They are all on the thread I made in the 2nd Gen ram forums, I don't know how to link to it on my phone.
 



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