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Load Range of Tres
The "H" is a speed rating. The speed rating for that tire is max 130 mph. If you google "tire speed ratings" it will give you the other speed ratings they also use on different rated tires.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #7
- Forum: General Discussions
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Transfer case shift
The message of shifting into 4x4 can be a common problem with some trucks. I have a 2017 Power Wagon that I will see that message sometimes 15 times in one day, other times it will go many month's without showing the message. As far as speed being the issue I have found no relationship to...- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #9
- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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6.4 MPGs
2017 2500 PowerWagon 6.4, 35in tires, driven hard, empty and no towing. Long streches of flat highway hand calculated 12.2 mpg. In town, evic reading was down to 7 mpg before I hit the highway again.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #52
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Climate control,under dash hose diagram for 2000 ram 5.9 4x4
I found this info in the service manual. Attached is a pic of the page. I didn't find a routing diagram if that was what you were after.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #2
- Forum: Garage
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Reman’d Jasper engine.
The warranty you stated was 3 years OR 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. The warranty is up, doesn’t continue past three years even if you only have 100 miles on your new engine.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #32
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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66rfe break-in procedure/recommendations
I had a earlier post regarding a noise in the front of the transmission. https://www.ramforum.com/threads/66rfe-rattling-noise.194084/ Shop dropped the pan and said there was metal in the pan.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #4
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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66rfe break-in procedure/recommendations
Everything stock but the 35" tires. Very little towing, but I do drive hard. It is under an aftermarket warranty that I bought with the truck being certified used @ 42k miles. They said it was a mopar transmission they came up with, but there was talk of two other suppliers.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #3
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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66rfe break-in procedure/recommendations
My 2017 Power Wagon is getting a new transmission put in @ 76k miles☹️. What are the break-in recommendations?- BearlyFunctioning
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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66rfe rattling noise
I checked another thing today, when power breaking the noise speeds up with RPMs.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #7
- Forum: General Discussions
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66rfe rattling noise
Here is a video with sound. https://youtu.be/Kw8CO64iTPY- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussions
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66rfe rattling noise
I crawled under the truck. The noise is definitely coming from the very front of the trany, not the pan, when in drive and reverse. The noise is very active for 15 seconds then diminishes to nothing by 80 seconds. If you drive foreward the noise stops, then stop the vehicle, leaving it in drive...- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #4
- Forum: General Discussions
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66rfe rattling noise
Ok I'll listen under the truck, and in park it dosen't make noise except for half a second after you shut off the truck.- BearlyFunctioning
- Post #3
- Forum: General Discussions
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66rfe rattling noise
I have a 2017 Ram 2500 power wagon with 76,*** miles. Approx 500 miles ago I noticed a slight humming/whining/whirring noise that I was attributing to the transmission, although it could have been comming from the alternator etc on the engine. At first I could only hear it with the windows...- BearlyFunctioning
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- Forum: General Discussions
