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Old 09-04-2008, 09:25 PM
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Bang from Drive to Park
I hear a Bang from drive line when I shift from Drive to Park?

It is not as bad if I go into neutral, then go to Park?

Anyone else?

I will not take truck in untill late fall when I am not busy, I just cannot be without truck!!!
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Old 09-04-2008, 10:39 PM
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my is noisey also, like it slams in
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Same on all three of my trucks going into park.

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maybe the bang is an inherited part of the new drivetrain. sure not as smooth as the 5.9L with the 48re, but they all seem to have endearing qualities.
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My 05 does that ??

46k miles
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Old 09-07-2008, 12:43 AM
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Ok well if you want to hide the embarrassing "bang" then try shifting from drive or reverse (mine bangs from reverse to park too) into neutral for 2 sec and then go to park

Let me know if this helps anyone else besides myself
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Old 09-07-2008, 08:50 AM
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My 98 Dakota did that, and my buddies 06 Chevy 8.1 allison does it.
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My 05 does the same thing
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Mine done it since new but recently stopped.
lil,that a nice truck you have I seen you the friday before Labour Day long pulling a bobcat at about 6:00PM heading south on the henday. I was in the 5500 with a huge load going to ft.mac going the opossite way
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Originally Posted by Cummins610
Mine done it since new but recently stopped.
lil,that a nice truck you have I seen you the friday before Labour Day long pulling a bobcat at about 6:00PM heading south on the henday. I was in the 5500 with a huge load going to ft.mac going the opossite way
Cool yes that be me!! I don't have good memory so I can't say I saw your rig, ahh
well maybe next time!!!
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It is normaly for a full electronic tranny to make some noise. It happens due to the solenoids changing the flow of fluid.
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Originally Posted by Spooler
It is normaly for a full electronic tranny to make some noise. It happens due to the solenoids changing the flow of fluid.
Yikes... is that the best dodge can do?
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IMO they should not even had a "park" just a netural like all heavy duty trannies. Push the Ebrake and go
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Originally Posted by lilsuzuki4x4
Yikes... is that the best dodge can do?

Noop, every fully electronic tranny has done it to my knowledge. You just notice it more in a Dodge. No worries, it won't hurt anything.
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Originally Posted by Spooler
Noop, every fully electronic tranny has done it to my knowledge. You just notice it more in a Dodge. No worries, it won't hurt anything.


Service Advisor jumped when I showed him at the dealer. Maybe mine is louder than others. It also jumps the driveshaft.

I am worried. I just dumped 58K on this truck and I don't have a back up truck (yet) see "5500 down no parts" thread.

I need truck for work or I don't go to work, there is no replacement truck offered here....
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