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Posted by Ray on March 02, 2004 at 20:26:47 from (216.255.35.169):
In Reply to: Dodge Tranny posted by MK on March 02, 2004 at 02:02:34:
I had 2 dodges with the auto,wouldn't have another.It's basically a car tranny with a different torque converter.I've seen several go out at less than 20K miles.It's not uncommon to have two or three rebuilds in 100K miles. It's geared to high in first gear to start a load and to high in reverse.I've had to use the 4x4 to get started on a hill with a 6 ton tractor on the trailer.I usually need the 4x4 low range to back around when loaded.The engine is about the only good part of a Dodge.Don't get me started on brakes.
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