Idledrummer
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- Oct 5, 2022
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- Northern New Jersey
- Ram Year
- 2011
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- HEMI 5.7
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Trying to find instructions.
Put the key in. Turn the truck on. Foot on brake. Shift to neutral.I don’t know how. Trying to find instructions.
If the truck has a part-time transfer case and the front wheels are on the ground(he stated truck is in 4WD), putting the transmission in neutral won't help any.Put the key in. Turn the truck on. Foot on brake. Shift to neutral.
He said it is 4wd. He needs to make sure it stays in 2wd mode yes. Otherwise it won’t allow the rear to free spin. You are correct.If the truck has a part-time transfer case and the front wheels are on the ground(he stated truck is in 4WD), putting the transmission in neutral won't help any.
Why did you take the backing plate off in the first place? That was not necessary to remove the axle seal and bearing.Does anyone know what part is the one with the two holes to attach the caliper bracket? Also trying to find the 3 bolts that holds the backing plate, but no luck.
Why did you take the backing plate off in the first place? That was not necessary to remove the axle seal and bearing.
Cool, I will try that. Do you know the replacement bolt For this? Can’t seem to find out.Anyhow you can take weld a nut onto the broken bolt and turn it out. Usually the heat from the weld will be enough to get it loose
I think the issue with keeping it in reverse is that you turned it off. Will have to double-check but don't think you have to actually turn the engine on, but just the have the ignition on (accessory position), and have to leave it on. Not 100% sure as it's been a few years since doing a truck exactly like this as my current '16 2500 still has the traditional lever on the column.Thank you everyone. I had to put the transfer case in neutral also, manual didn’t teach, turned car on, brake pedal, transmission in neautral, held the neautral button for several seconds until light came on. Turned car off, put transmission back in park. Sorry I never done this before.
good news, got everything out, including bearing, bad news, broke the 3 bolts that holds the backplate. If I can’t remove the broken piece, might have to replace the whole brake bracket.