jarvis0102
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Have a 2000 dodge ram 1500 and reverse does not work I can feel it kick into gear but will not move and advice would be greatly appreciated
no reverse
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2000Confederate
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Time to buy a new trans. I lost reverse in my 2000 ram about 3 months ago and got it rebuilt. Runs great now. Rebuild will run you anywhere from $2500-$3000
Good luck.
Good luck.
ramburger
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cant you find a descent used transmission for 3-400bux? why spend 3grand on rebuilding one.
im guessin maybe warrenty but damn that alot of money.
im guessin maybe warrenty but damn that alot of money.
rowdyram
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Don't go with a used trans. You'll just be in the same boat in the near future.
Your problem is likely the snap ring in the o/d unit. Do not drive it like this or you'll damage your case. If it is just the o/d you can replace just that if your tight on cash.
Your problem is likely the snap ring in the o/d unit. Do not drive it like this or you'll damage your case. If it is just the o/d you can replace just that if your tight on cash.
reverse is a $13 part. sucks that the labor costs so much so yes its time for a rebuild. depending on ur truck and what u got in to it. Go with a rebuild. I wouldnt trust buying a used one. could blow the next day and these trans all have the same common problem
