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I turn MDS off and its still there. I got up to 50 to 60mph and put the truck in neutral,, and its still there. Dealer is going to pull all the wheels and check balance on Jan 3rd. I don't know if it has the vib dampers like my 1500 had. I'll have to look. Raining all day here in New Castle De.
Not sure about the dampers. Been under there a couple times but was not looking for them specificlyDoes your Ram have Frame Vibration Dampeners ?
They are used to stop noises & vibrations from traveling along the vehicles frame
When MDS is working, it causes vibrations & noise
other things can cause the same thing, like if you have a lift gate, it will cause noises & vibrations
watch this please
2019 RAM 1500 - Deep dive into RAM's stronger and lighter frame
No all-new pickup truck would be complete without an all-new frame. In this video we dive under the skin and look at the frame, suspension components and tal...
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Actually I can feel it thru the gears but its steady at 50 to 60mph.
Thank You. Nothing better than a bunch of experienced Ram guys!
My build sheet just said "3.73 axle ratio" Can't imagine it not being limited slip. Or Posi. Any way I can find out for sure?
Thank You Steve!
I have my build sheet, it just says 3.73 axle ratio.Lee, that information & much more is included in your Build Sheet
All you need is your VIN# & use Capital Letters
FCA RAM
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Ok. Did the electronic version. Called the Axles "Conventional front and rear differentials" So I'am guessing open diff and not limited slip. Such a disappointment in a truck this heavy duty.Lee, that information & much more is included in your Build Sheet
All you need is your VIN# & use Capital Letters
FCA RAM
