What kind of transmission does a Dodge Magnum have?
4-Speed Automatic
What are the problems with Dodge Chargers?
Top Dodge Charger Problems
- PCM/TCM Software Updates Will Address Shifting Problems.
- Transmission Shift Quality Issues.
- Cable Failure in Window Regulator or Motor May Cause Power Windows to Become Inoperative.
- Software Updates Will Solve Electrical/Lighting Problems.
- Check Engine Light Due to Failed Thermostat.
Do Dodges have bad transmissions?
Contrary to what a few people believe, Dodge and Chrysler’s transmission are reliable, with the exception of the A604 transmission. A Dodge / Chrysler transmission that is serviced regularly with fresh transmission fluid and filter can easily go over 150,000 miles.
What years did Dodge have transmission problems?
Dodge trucks manufactured between 1999 and 2003 are especially prone to transmission problems. These trucks used the Dodge 45RFE automatic transmission, which had significant reliability issues. The Dodge 45RFE transmission was used in Dodge Durango, Ram and Dakota pickup trucks with smaller V8 engines.
Can you smell bad transmission?
Generally transmission fluid has a slightly sweet or tart odor. If you start to notice a light, burning odor it is time to start thinking about your next fluid change. These smells indicate a problem that can quickly go from bad to worse.
Does a bad transmission cause shaking?
If the level of transmission fluid dips too low in your car, it might start shaking as you accelerate. While this is fairly easy to resolve, it needs to be tended to promptly. If there’s a leak and you continue driving with too little transmission fluid, it can permanently damage your car’s transmission.
What does dirty transmission fluid mean?
Why dirty transmission fluid is bad When your vehicle’s transmission fluid is riddled with pieces of metal, it wears down the parts of your transmission at a faster-than-normal rate. And if the fluid is overly dirty and contaminated, the transmission cannot build up enough hydraulic pressure to properly shift gears.
What does bubbly transmission fluid mean?
If the fluid is full of bubbles or is foamy, the transmission is probably overfilled with ATF. Other causes include using the wrong type of ATF or a plugged transmission vent.