Truck jerks when put into drive or reverse
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Truck jerks when put into drive or reverse
I am new to this forum, and I have several questions about transmission. From what I have found there are 2 different auto transmissions the 2nd gen ram used. The 46RH (hydraulic control w/ overdrive) for 94-95 models, and the 46RE (electronic control w/ overdrive) for 96-02 models. My first questions is what is the difference between hydraulic control, and electronic control? Also my 46RE has a t.v cable. The guy at advanced auto parts wanted me to buy a transmission control solenoid. He said that would stop my jerking problem. I told him i would think about it. Since it was $134. Im wondering does it even have a control solenoid since it has a t.v cable? My transmission fluid was low almost almost a quart. It shifts alot smoother now, but still jerk when put into drive or reverse. Could it have been damaged? I looked under it when some one put it into drive or reverse, and when it does the drive shaft turns, and that's were the jerking is from. So is it normal? Thanks
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Also, for any transmission related questions, I suggest going to the DIY section and searching "transmission." You can also find service manual there for other questions.
I agree on driveshaft or rear end issue as mentioned by ghost4321. That slack will only get worse and eventually turn into an expensive repair/replacement. Be careful taking advice from parts sales unles you know and trust them. Their job is to make sales, and if they sell you something you do not need, they will then sell you something else. Be sure before you buy.
I agree on driveshaft or rear end issue as mentioned by ghost4321. That slack will only get worse and eventually turn into an expensive repair/replacement. Be careful taking advice from parts sales unles you know and trust them. Their job is to make sales, and if they sell you something you do not need, they will then sell you something else. Be sure before you buy.
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