The one flaw in our trucks
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i think (dont quote me) but the transmission's are very similar to the auto's in the gas engines but diesels create alot of torque at very low rpm before there is alot of hydrolic pressure rises making the parts wear prematurly. That is what i think i am not totally sure.
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if a vehicle was actually built to last 30 yrs or more and out perform any other, then they would have no service department...
be glad ya have a CTD! hemi boysnevercomplain, they do NOT have the POWER to kill a trans
btw...my 93 seems to have its original 3 +1 auto trans. the truck has just hit 350000 miles!!
be glad ya have a CTD! hemi boysnevercomplain, they do NOT have the POWER to kill a trans
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btw...my 93 seems to have its original 3 +1 auto trans. the truck has just hit 350000 miles!!
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those 727's were pretty good for their time.
the 48RE is a good unit under stock conditions, but put more than 50hp though it and it will definately complain. all tranny's are like that, but the one thing ours have working against it is the fact that torque hits at such a low RPM.
the 48RE is a good unit under stock conditions, but put more than 50hp though it and it will definately complain. all tranny's are like that, but the one thing ours have working against it is the fact that torque hits at such a low RPM.
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I heard a while ago the Dodge has had problems withweak transmitions. I thought that they got rid of it with the newer trucks. Is that not the case?I purchased a new 07 3500 this past summer. Is there still problems with the transmissions? Do you folks think it's worth buyingthe extended warranty?
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