The auto trans in my 98 V6 will be going to the dealer in 2 weeks to have
what my dealer calls a "flaring" problem fixed. When accelerating, the tach
would spike up during the 2-3 upshift. The harder I accelerate the higher
the RPM would jump. I have to wait 2 weeks for my dealer to receive a
gasket kit and new torque converter for the fix.
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Berry [mailto:coolva1@home.com]
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 12:55 PM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: DML: Re: V8 vs V6 Tranny Question
When I had my tranny re-built from AAMCO, they had to order a V6
converter... V8 converter had 8 more teeth, and 1" taller ring gear...
since the 42/44RE are the same tranny, and I have the 44RE, you are prolly
right, the 44RE has a few more clutches, and a double wrap band whereas the
42 has a single for the rear drum..
Oh well :)
Tim Berry
> Hi everyone~
>
> I was wondering if this is true or not, a friend of mine was at the
> garage getting his S-10 cheb worked on yesterday and was talking to
> another guy there, and they got to bull S___tin' and this guy was
> bitchin' about the Dakota auto tranny's, he said he had his 99 Dakota in
> the shop rip a part three times for tranny problems.
> he has the V8 and he said the V8 tranny and the V6 auto tranny is the
> same one installed from the factory, is this true?
> it seems like to me the V8 Tranny would be built a little stronger, am I
> correct?
>
> Oh yeah I own a 2000 Dakota CC V8 with automatic and I get the harsh
> shifts, been doing that since day one, and it gives me the heebie
> jeebies everytime it does that. is that normal for the 4.7 auto trannys
> to do that?
>
> Rick....
>
>
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