Automatic Transmission
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Automatic Transmission
Hi Guys, I'm from Spain and here almost all the cars are with manual transmission. I'm testing my new dodge ram 96 cummins, and I have some doubts with automatic transmission when put the shift lever in D position the truck begins to run, but I think no runs very well, I need to push to much the acelerator till 2500 rpm's to begin run and I don't feel enough power. In hot condition runs very well, but in cool condition runs worst. If I put first gear manually it boots perfectly. I thinking about the problem is from master cilinder, the clutch is in good condition 'cause the car only had 110K miles. Thank's for your help, anb sorry if my english is not the best.
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I spoke with some people and the oil for transmission should be dexron 3 or 4. That's is correct?
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I spoke with some people and the oil for transmission should be dexron 3 or 4. That's is correct?
Last edited by gdizama; 02-08-2010 at 12:03 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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The order of things is Cummins diesel engine (), then your 47RE automatic transmission, then the transfer case, leading out to drive lines. So, you filled the transfer case, your dip stick on the passenger side of the truck should fill the transmission. Judging by your description, you are low on oil and may possibly have some damage.
You should use ATF+4 on the transmission if its a stock unit. High performance units with aftermarket cluthes can run Dextron 3.
You should use ATF+4 on the transmission if its a stock unit. High performance units with aftermarket cluthes can run Dextron 3.
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