coleparrott3
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- Ram Year
- 2006
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- 4.7 magnum
So here's the deal,
I am from Alaska and drive a 2006 dodge 1500 SLT. The roads are not big enough up here for 2 cars too fit so I had too pull of too the side and got my passenger side wheels stuck. Both of them. It was icy so I tried putting it in 4 low and didn't make any progress. The truck didn't want too shift back into 4 high and it took multiple times of shifting from neautral too drive too park too get it back. I drove home completely fine and I went too get out of the truck and the snow from the wheel was steaming because something on the weel was insanely hot. I have no clue what too do, the dangers, or what it could even be. Could someone help?
I am from Alaska and drive a 2006 dodge 1500 SLT. The roads are not big enough up here for 2 cars too fit so I had too pull of too the side and got my passenger side wheels stuck. Both of them. It was icy so I tried putting it in 4 low and didn't make any progress. The truck didn't want too shift back into 4 high and it took multiple times of shifting from neautral too drive too park too get it back. I drove home completely fine and I went too get out of the truck and the snow from the wheel was steaming because something on the weel was insanely hot. I have no clue what too do, the dangers, or what it could even be. Could someone help?
