Tires too big?
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Tires too big?
1995 Dodge Ram 1500 4wd 5.9L
I bopught this truck and it had 285/75R 16 tires on it. At first no problems, then a string of problems and error codes having to do with the VSS
mounted at the transfer case - replaced that; Cruise contriol stopped working and speedometer started bouncing around and then finally quit
altogether- went through everything and replaced everything - actual speedometer guage was last thing I replaced at $250.00. It works great except
when I'm going about 40 mph it reads 100-110 mph.
The tag inside the drivers door says truck came stock with tires that were 225/75R 16
Could this be the problem??
Could a new speedometer pinion with the correct amount of teeth for my tire size be an option?
I bopught this truck and it had 285/75R 16 tires on it. At first no problems, then a string of problems and error codes having to do with the VSS
mounted at the transfer case - replaced that; Cruise contriol stopped working and speedometer started bouncing around and then finally quit
altogether- went through everything and replaced everything - actual speedometer guage was last thing I replaced at $250.00. It works great except
when I'm going about 40 mph it reads 100-110 mph.
The tag inside the drivers door says truck came stock with tires that were 225/75R 16
Could this be the problem??
Could a new speedometer pinion with the correct amount of teeth for my tire size be an option?
Last edited by toddean; 11-09-2019 at 07:53 PM. Reason: added question
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1995 Dodge Ram 1500 4wd 5.9L
I bopught this truck and it had 285/75R 16 tires on it. At first no problems, then a string of problems and error codes having to do with the VSS
mounted at the transfer case - replaced that; Cruise contriol stopped working and speedometer started bouncing around and then finally quit
altogether- went through everything and replaced everything - actual speedometer guage was last thing I replaced at $250.00. It works great except
when I'm going about 40 mph it reads 100-110 mph.
The tag inside the drivers door says truck came stock with tires that were 225/75R 16
Could this be the problem??
Could a new speedometer pinion with the correct amount of teeth for my tire size be an option?
I bopught this truck and it had 285/75R 16 tires on it. At first no problems, then a string of problems and error codes having to do with the VSS
mounted at the transfer case - replaced that; Cruise contriol stopped working and speedometer started bouncing around and then finally quit
altogether- went through everything and replaced everything - actual speedometer guage was last thing I replaced at $250.00. It works great except
when I'm going about 40 mph it reads 100-110 mph.
The tag inside the drivers door says truck came stock with tires that were 225/75R 16
Could this be the problem??
Could a new speedometer pinion with the correct amount of teeth for my tire size be an option?
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