Follow up my post 600 mile trip 2500HD 6.7
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RE: Follow up my post 600 mile trip 2500HD 6.7
Thanks guys for your input on this problem. Yesterday (May 16) I took the truck back to my selling dealer. The Service Manager shocked me beyond words. After talking to him for about five minutes. he told me they will install a new tranny. He said a repair on the tranny should never have been attemped with so few miles on the truck.(3600) Maybe the end is in sight.
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RE: Follow up my post 600 mile trip 2500HD 6.7
ORIGINAL: Harley1299
Did your truck come with the single drive shaft? Thanks
ORIGINAL: sabersix
My mega has a one piece drive shaft (factory). Haven't towed with it so can't say anything about the shudder. Not sure which models have two piece; maybe 3500s???
ORIGINAL: DBLR
From all that I have read about the shudder problems in the Mega cabs its been the drive line that is the problem and the only way to fix it is to get rid of the 2 drive lines and replace it with one long one. I've read about people who have replaced the 2 drive line set up to a single one and that Dodge now makes a single drive line that can be used to replace the 2 drive line set up that they now use.
From all that I have read about the shudder problems in the Mega cabs its been the drive line that is the problem and the only way to fix it is to get rid of the 2 drive lines and replace it with one long one. I've read about people who have replaced the 2 drive line set up to a single one and that Dodge now makes a single drive line that can be used to replace the 2 drive line set up that they now use.