808ram1500
Senior Member
- Joined
- Mar 5, 2017
- Posts
- 434
- Reaction score
- 89
- Location
- Big Island, Hawaii
- Ram Year
- 2011
- Engine
- 4.7L
I recently had a problem with my 2011 Ram 1500 4.7. It got stuck in 4th threw a CEL and barely moved when trying to accelerate. This happened upon start up in the morning about to go somewhere. (Keep in mind I had my TIPM, PCM, and shift solenoid replaced last year so I was like this better not be the problem) I said hell with it and took my Honda instead. (Keep in mind the day before it drove fine) Next day I tried to see if it would move, and it did but felt like the trans was slipping and not fully engaged, and some points when I revved the motor the truck did not move at all. This was all done within 10 feet of my front yard because that's how bad the transmission wasnt putting power to the wheels. Truck was pretty much crippled. I towed it to my local mechanic and this is what was found. When you drop the transmission oil pan the sump filter that sucks up fluid into the transmission, blew out on one side. How this happened he or I didnt know because there shouldn't be any pressure to create a blow out cause it creates vacuum pressure. I physically held the blown out filter and it was pretty damn solid, I squeezed the part that blew out and even tried pulling it apart and it was solid. (The filter was brand new of last year) Anyone see or experienced this? What would cause this? I've attached 2 pics of the filter.