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Equipment & Gear => Power Equipment & RV => Topic started by: jmscon on August 22, 2016, 04:44:33 PM
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I'm looking for a good transmission shop in north king south snohomish county close to I-5. Have an '02 dodge that has been acting up recently.
Thanks!
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I have heard good things about Kirkland Transmission. I have never used them myself.
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Eds Transmission , but he is backed up .
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CAITLYN JENNER MIGHT BE A GOOD RESOURCE. :dunno:
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CAITLYN JENNER MIGHT BE A GOOD RESOURCE. :dunno:
:chuckle:
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Eds Transmission , but he is backed up .
Northgate or Everett or are they the same company?
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My tranny went out a week before elk season last year. Took it to Daves transmission in Lynnwood and he got it all fixed up for me. Only took like 5 days. Would totally recommend him. Honest and straight forward.
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What's it doing?
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My tranny went out a week before elk season last year. Took it to Daves transmission in Lynnwood and he got it all fixed up for me. Only took like 5 days. Would totally recommend him. Honest and straight forward.
Another vote for Dave.
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At approx 35 and 50 it feels like it's shifting back and forth between gears. It does this on about two second intervals, down up...down up. When I'm going 50 I can turn the overdrive off and that takes care of it.
A couple of years ago I had the governor replaced by the local dealer under a extended warranty that I bought with the truck. It solved it then and I'm thinking it's the same problem but I don't have the warranty and don't want to have to through this every couple years. Thinking if it isn't to hard to do I'd like to convert it to a manual.
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At approx 35 and 50 it feels like it's shifting back and forth between gears. It does this on about two second intervals, down up...down up. When I'm going 50 I can turn the overdrive off and that takes care of it.
A couple of years ago I had the governor replaced by the local dealer under a extended warranty that I bought with the truck. It solved it then and I'm thinking it's the same problem but I don't have the warranty and don't want to have to through this every couple years. Thinking if it isn't to hard to do I'd like to convert it to a manual.
Get the gov press solenoid upgrade kit from BD Diesel. Easy DIY install. Switches to the GM style. Much more reliable. I garauntee if it was fixed under warranty you got the same plastic body solenoid as stock. The GM model is steel or aluminum I beleive and won't flex causing the shuttle shift.
Very common issue on the 47 and 48re trans from Dodge.
Manual swap isn't tough but finding a donor trans is next to impossible. Trust me I've been looking :chuckle:
https://www.dieselperformance.com/shop/product/1060605-valve-body-electronics-upgrade-kit-dodge-2000-2007-47re-48re-transmissions-904
It's a really easy fix with basic mechanical knowledge and tools.
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Awesome, I'll check it out!