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Old Jul 20, 2021 | 08:27 PM
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My 2001 2500 Ram has been stuttering in overdrive between 50mph and 60mph as it warms up. I checked the dipstick and it is full and doesn't smell burnt. Is it a transmission problem or something else
 
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Old Jul 20, 2021 | 09:06 PM
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Probably something else. Likely an intermittent engine misfire. How old are your plugs? What type? These trucks really don't like the rare-earth fellers.
 
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Probably something else. Likely an intermittent engine misfire. How old are your plugs? What type? These trucks really don't like the rare-earth fellers.
it's a 24valve turbo diesel
 
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Ok, so, it ain't spark plugs.

Do the diesels even have a misfire counter? Might plug in with a scanner, and see if anything interesting presents itself.
 
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