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07.5 - 09 3rd Gen 6.7L PowertrainDiscussion of components that are directly involved in the power production and all that is needed to get and keep the truck moving . Engine, Transmission, etc...NO ADVERTISING
It seems to be fine 1-4 then stays in 4th If I get it up to 2800+ rpms then shift it manually it will go to 5th and 6th for a split second,it kind of shuffle between them then goes back to 4th.I just dropped the pan the fluid looks and smells ok,no metal shavings just a fine mist on the magnet.Anyone ever have this problem or know what the fix is.Thanks
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2008 3500 drw 6 spd auto bone stock (will have 22.5 alcoas soon)
yep, new transmission. Usually when that happens the clutch packs either weld themselves together or wear themselves out depending on how much power you're making. Fluid may look clean but it only takes some heavy towing or a ton of power to slip those and take 'em out. If you are towing a 46 footer like your sig says I'd opt for a HD rebuild with a goerend converter and valve body if he's offering that yet.
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I've had the same issue with my 2007 3500. It's in the shop as we speak, for the 6th transmission rebuild. It keeps breaking the snap rings in 5th and 6th gear. I tow a 43' gooseneck everyday (when it's not in the shop!), and everytime it has done it, I was loaded with loads around 10,000 pounds or more. First time it did it, it wouldn't shift past 4th gear. I could pull over on the side of the road, shut the engine off and let it sit for a few seconds, and then restart it. It did fine for a few days after that, leading me to believe it was a computer issue. I went through this same scenario for about a month, because the dealership couldn't locate the problem. It finally broke the snap rings at about 93,000 miles, and the dealership diagnosed it. After 2 more broken snap rings, and Dodge paying to have the trans rebuilt, the next time it broke not only the snap rings, but the shaft between 5th and 6th gear. By then I was getting aggravated, and when I picked it up from the dealership last Thursday, they assured me that the issue was resolved. 3 days later, on Sunday, with about 19,000 lbs of drill pipe on the trailer, it did the same thing. Wouldn't shift past 4th gear after a hard shudder. Called the service department manager at home on Sunday night to voice my displeasure, and he said drop it at the shop and they'd look at it AGAIN! They still haven't diagnosed the problem, but they are putting an upgrade kit from Suncoast in the trans to "beef it up", and added that the next time it happens, it coming out of my back pocket. I need some help! It would be greatly appreciated. I have deleted the entire stock exhaust and dpf, with a dpf delete kit from BADP, as well as the egr bullcrap from under the hood (with a set of block-off plates from Shibbyutman). The only other modification to the truck is an S&B air filter and intake. Is it possible that removing the stock exhaust and dpf has generated more horsepower and torque than this transmission is capable of handling? Help!!!!
WOW! you have a very understanding dealership!
Fixing the tranny(and upgrading you to suncoast) after you have done all the deletes is unheard of around here! Consider yourself lucky and don't give them too hard of a time lol
Well, I didn't know until Monday that the 100,000 mile powertrain warranty DID NOT include anything but the engine.... It helps that of the 16 trucks in our fleet, 12 of them were bought at that dealership, and it was explained to me that is why they are going the extra mile, so to speak, on my truck. After it was explained to me that way, I shut my mouth, considered myself VERY lucky, and thanked the man, several times, for his assistance.
Well, I didn't know until Monday that the 100,000 mile powertrain warranty DID NOT include anything but the engine.... It helps that of the 16 trucks in our fleet, 12 of them were bought at that dealership, and it was explained to me that is why they are going the extra mile, so to speak, on my truck. After it was explained to me that way, I shut my mouth, considered myself VERY lucky, and thanked the man, several times, for his assistance.
doesn't matter, unless you bought an extended warranty, 100k only covers the engine. the rest of the drivetrain is 3/36. There are some "in-between" emission related 50,000 and 80,000 also.
of course mods could make all warranties end a lot sooner
doesn't matter, unless you bought an extended warranty, 100k only covers the engine. the rest of the drivetrain is 3/36. There are some "in-between" emission related 50,000 and 80,000 also.
of course mods could make all warranties end a lot sooner
doesn't matter, unless you bought an extended warranty, 100k only covers the engine. the rest of the drivetrain is 3/36. There are some "in-between" emission related 50,000 and 80,000 also.
of course mods could make all warranties end a lot sooner
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