JMARAUJO26
Newbie
- Joined
- Feb 1, 2020
- Messages
- 22
- Points
- 1
- Make
- Dodge
- Model
- Ram 1500
- Year
- 1999
- Miles
- 241
- Engine
- 3.9
i hope somebody can help me on here cause am going crazy thinking about my problem on my transmission. i change my tranmission cause the one that was on there was leaking a lot of trans fluid. so it was easier for me to change the tramission instead of rebuilding it so that been said. i bought the tranmission at a local junk yard install it my self now my truck wont go in to anygear the shifter handle inside and rod outside move pertty good is just not going in to gears plus this is the second one i put in there the first one i bought was doing the same thing tranmission was not going in to gear at all. so i took it back cause i put warranty on it and they gave me another one. the tranmission fluids was at its right level on both of them filters i change brand new and its still not going in to gear. so two transmissions doing the same thing thats when i started thinking maybe theres something am doing wrong or am missing something? the solienods look ok i havent check the transmission relay i started to think it might be that since my dodge electrical problems with the tail lights it keeps blowing the fuse out when i turn the tail lights on. not to long ago i change the wires that go to the ECM cause they where close to the manifold and they got burn on one side so i had couple of them touching and i thought that was the problem for my lights but no cause they still flow my fuse. switching the cable of the ECM just fix my engine fuse problem cause it was blowing that to. so this is whats happening with my dodge right now am just worrie about the transmission. i can do the rest figering out my lights problem but just wanted to let yall know wat all i have done to it just to see if anybody has any idea what i need to do to it. i dont want to sale it or take it to the junk yard cause couple of months ago i install an engine and the engine came out to be very good and low miles.