dodge tranny help needed

[bibbo]

i have a 99 dodge ram 1500 with about 99k on it.. when i shift in to reverse it makes a loud clunk. this has happened since day one but i noticed the other day it seems to go in to reverse really hard and the clunk got louder.:hammerhead: its almost like you have to force it in, kinda like when you park on a big hill. got any ideas whats up?:dizzy: i know dodge trannys are not the best, lol thanks for everything
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Bibbo

[bobcat52]

ya them dodge tranny's will get you from behind... surprised yours hasn't fallen out on the highway... lol

solution: buy a Ford

[04TurfT]

i would take it in and have someone look at it before it gets worse, tranny's are somethin you wanna fix not just throw a band aid on good luck

[ncls]

Might just be a bad u-joint.

[lawnmaniac883]

Bad motor mount can do that its not the trans that you hear its the engine rotating until it hits metal on metal

[04TurfT]

doubt it they usually just squeeek like hell at low speeds no clunking when you put in reverse or drive

[Meezer]

ya them dodge tranny's will get you from behind... surprised yours hasn't fallen out on the highway... lol

solution: buy a Ford

Buy a Ford?? Why would he want to buy junk???? My 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 has 230,000 miles. I haven't had ANY problems with it.:cool2:

[kps2389]

My 97 Ram 1500 used to do the same thing parking on hills but then I realized if I put the E-brake on before putting it in park it stopped.

[bibbo]

My 97 Ram 1500 used to do the same thing parking on hills but then I realized if I put the E-brake on before putting it in park it stopped.

it does it when your not on hills, it will feel like its parked on a hill with out the e-brake on :dizzy: