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Dodge Ram: Problems & Solutions
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On the tranny flush, hey I am all for making the tranny work and last longer. I have 16000 miles on it, so I dont know if I should wait till I change the oil on tranny. What do you think. That oil that you used in your flush where did you purchase it? Thanks in advance
Not even a burp up until that point!
Anyone heard of this?
kcram
Host - Wagons
Thank you
i think it might have been vandalized bbut i didnt notice anything was wrong with the window, then again i didn't look the truck up and down when i got in it.
thanks, adam
-Matt
kcram
Host - Wagons
Good luck,
Dusty
Others have noticed it as well w/ my truck. Would punching through the coverter be a solution, and would doing so create any other issues to be concerned with?
That was 2500 miles ago. Took it back in this week. No one but me could smell it. Finally, someone suggested perhaps the catalytic converter could be the culprit, as they are now installing them on the cummins. Any harm in "punching out" the converter? Anyone else have this problem?
This might be unique to me (defective rubber hangar) but I felt like posting here today..
FWIW – No other problems, no squeaks, rattles or swaying of suspension, love the truck. Even mileage is averaging mid 18’s for highway commutes
R/
ahasher
Harryi
The vehicle had been purchased 8 months earlier and had a Safety Inspection done at that time. Has anyone else had a similar experience? Was this a problem with the 2500?
Check the radiator for any signs of loose or corroded cooling fins. There shouldn't be any. If so my bet is the radiator is bad.
Good luck,
Dusty