Will a 46RE replace a 44RE transmission?
If you have a blown 44RE and plan on putting a new trans in I would definitely recommend putting the 46RE in there instead. It has better internals and a beefier torque converter. I found a few threads with people saying that the 46RE tq doesnt bolt up to the 5.2L and that is completely incorrect.
Is the 46RE a good transmission?
Even though this is over 2 years old, the 46re is a very solid transmission. Its the same as the 727 transmission that has a very good reputation but the 46re is ‘electronic’ and has softer shifts, as I’ve read. This causes it to not be as bullet proof as the 727 tranny, like the 46rh is.
Will a 47RE replace a 48re?
No it will not fit. The 2003and 2004 used the 47re while the 2004 1/2 -2007 used the 48re. The computer is not compatible between these years. The 47RE was last used in production in Dec of 2002.
What vehicles have the 47RE transmission?
47RE: An electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission found in ’96 to ’02 Dodge trucks, as well as some ’03 models. 48RE: An electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission found in ’03 to’07 Dodges.
Which Dodge transmission is the best?
Why ZF’s Eight-Speed Is the Best Automatic Transmission. Its capabilities are so broad that it’s displacing dual-clutch units, too. Two words: shift quality.
Is the 47RE a good transmission?
The 47RE transmission in these trucks is not a favored transmission among Cummins owners. Some of the most common problems with this transmission involve being stuck in a gear, failure of the torque converter to lock, or hard shifts. The 47RE uses bands to shift gears as opposed to clutch packs.
What years did dodge use the 47RH transmission?
The 47RH four-speed Torqueflite® transmission was used on Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups with the 8.0-liter V-10 or 5.9-liter Cummins Turbo-Diesel engines. It had a torque capacity of 450 lb-ft and trailer towing capacity of up to 19,000 pounds GCWR, the highest ratings for a one-ton truck at the time.