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Re: Dodge Tranny
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Posted by smurph72 on March 02, 2004 at 06:24:38 from (207.70.139.11):
In Reply to: Dodge Tranny posted by MK on March 02, 2004 at 02:02:34:
We have an 03 4WD with Cummins and auto tranny in our fleet. It was a dog with a heavy load until we chipped it. The 03 transmission WILL NOT gear down out of OD if you are over 65 mph. Empty it ran fine even before we added the chip. With that Quadzilla chip, it's a different truck. Runs great, pulls great, and the fuel mileage went up about 8 mpg. If I hadn't driven the truck before and after, I wouldn't beleive the difference. Email me any other questions. Don't know about the 04.
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