03 Dodge 2500 4w/d, Transmission tear down.

Had a lot of update's. Getting a few more.

[@gernblanston4956]

I'm always amazed at the amount of knowledge this man has about AT!

[@loupuleff571]

Man I can't believe all the parts and pieces involved and to know all of those parts and how they go in and the directions and so on Richard knows his stuff for sure !!

[@mshort7087]

I would NEVER get that thing back together in working order. Richard is a true artist and craftsman

[@ryulee458]

Good morning Richard and Teresa and Annie LOL 💜😉👍

[@patrickthedeplorable95]

You make it look easy Richard. Lots of parts to get it wrong. Thanks for the video Richard and Teresa👍

[@jimmccabe801]

Thanks both of you for your videos. I learned so much, just enough to leave rebuilds up to the pros like you.

[@iamnoone.]

I feel all better now. Got to see a transmission tear down 👍👍👍👍

[@robertfishback4196]

YOU ARE THE BEST TRANSMISSION PERSON i KNOW. BETTER THAN THAT YOU ARE HONEST. I HAVE MISSED SEEING YOU AND YOUR WIFE. I HAVE A 2005 FORD 250 KING RANCH. IT IS STILL GOING STROING BUT WHEN I NEED SOMEONE TO FIX MY TRANS I ONLY WANT YOU TO REDO IT. BELIEVE ME YOU ARE THE BEST. BOB

[@KimPassable]

Richard is clearly next level Pro. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Thanks Teresa for such observant camera work, makes it easy to see every step and detail.

[@brianhouseholder1074]

Good to see you back and confidently fixing up your customers tyranny AGAIN :)

[@77ramcharger]

So glad you guys are back. To help find more of your old viewers you should really have the trans model in the title! That’s what people will be searching for.

[@richardteresacricheducatio3542]

Thank you for that information.

[@mustang6942]

Hey Richard & Teresa , so glad to see y’all back doing what you enjoy doing.😊

[@chrisbetter9806]

Im a Chevy guy but watch every video you do because i find your knowledge is absolutely incredible

[@Anthony-nw5zv]

Richard, I realize there's a lot more than meets the eye when working on Dodge transmissions, but when you opened that 4R100 it was like dumping out 4000 piece puzzle 🧩 😂. You keep reaching in and pulling out more parts until the table is completely filled. The knowledge you possess is astonishing 😮😊

[@lowbudgetbob1155]

Supply chains are definitely sketchy these days. I have a Yanmar tractor engine being built at a local machine shop and the crank timing gear has to be replaced. I spent 3 days trying to find one in the US and didn't find any. I had to have one ordered out of Japan and the shortest lead time I found was 4 weeks, hopefully they're right as everyone else was at 6 weeks. Don't sweat the camera mistake Miss Theresa, we all have our days. Another very good educational video 👍👍

[@disolejunk]

Awesome video. Awesome people. Awesome knowledge and experience. I'm disabled now, built engines years, 2 th350 and 2 th400s with success. I enjoy watching you because you definitely know what you're doing. Mrs T, you are the best camera girl...thanks. when precision transmission stopped videos I was lost . Just found the new channel

[@2packs4sure]

Man alive KZbin isn't playing with the commercials today,, they're serious !! lol

[@jedgeled759]

Your skills and knowledge is priceless ,,there is no replacement for experience !!!!!!!

[@lawrencecarlson2425]

What Richard finds when he pulls apart a rebuilt transmission, is a widespread plague in the automotive repair business. Machine shops even suffer from mediocre quality control. Hobby automotive enthusiasts don't get their money's worth anymore. I wish more people who take repairs seriously like Richard, go into business.

[@89firebird]

Always a pleasure watching your videos Richard and Teresa keep up the good

[@stevej8478]

Always amaze me your knowledge and how you can teach so easily. If ever came a time you could not literally do this job I bet any high school or trade school auto shop would totally love to have you as a teacher. And to not let Teresa be left out you do great job as video along with your obvious knowledgeable questions and comments. You are both AWESOME!

[@donmunro144]

No need to apologize. The person who never messed up never did anything

[@northwoodsguy1538]

👍 for Annie 🐶🐕

[@ralphmuecke7073]

Nice to see you back. One thing get AC in your garage you worked hard enough and deserve the extra comfort

[@rprice7670]

It would make you wonder what someone else would do with all the things you found with this trans. It is crazy what guys will pit together an sell people. Almost need a core an build it. Thanks for sharing guys. Be safe.

[@user-kh2yl6nn3l]

I worked on some 727's back sooome years back, but these 48re's are seriously critical . Not only the planetary over drive, but the many changes inside . I wasn't a trans shop, just a general mechanic, but never really had too many things me or my dad couldn't figure out, but glad we didn't have to dive into one of these back then ... Wouldn't be bad at all if we had you on the internet though Richard . lol You DEFINITELY have saved a LOT of mechanics from serious doom . lol Thanks to you and Teresa . :)

[@fourfortyroadrunner6701]

Watchin' this at 1AM in the N end of Idaho, and I don't know why LOL. My old 01 I converted to 4WD is an NV4500!!!. Spent 3 months last year tearing the truck apart to convert. I do hope to get a 42-46RX into my 67 Dart if I live long enough.

[@marklowe330]

I definitely have missed your video's. Glad the shoulder is doing well for ya. Hope you and Trent have been able to work things out. I hated to see him walk away from a family business but sometimes life works out that way. Keep the video's coming. I do enjoy watching.

[@chrisprice4420]

Great video Richard and Theresa.

[@gregskibinski9937]

The Best One Hour and 2 Minutes of my month. So glad you are feeling better and back teaching. Do you guys have a patreon channel. I would invest in that just because of you two teaching and showing the details. Thank You so much!

[@rtz549]

Absolutely serious coil spring.

[@fostercathead]

So glad to see you back at it. Y'all have been missed!

[@davepiercin7897]

Great camera work Mrs. Theresa. Glad your back Richard! Love the content- be nice to that shoulder, Dr. got me twice.

[@lonniebrock3282]

Richard just found your channel back sure have missed you don't scare me like that lol glad you're back and the misses also

[@KG-yn9qi]

Sir nice to see you posting…. Sir hope things work out for you and family! The hardest thing is a family business… seems some one always gets butt hurt and feels they are taken advantage of … yet the thing is it is true…. So some one always feels they give more than others and do not get back what they put in : and others feel they have the right to make others work more… as they feel they put in more to the business so do not have to work as hard! Family disputes are common! Not sure what all happened but no one business but yours ! Just hope it can come together latter on… just not work together: any way nice to see your still able to survive! Well done still would like to see a full proper assembly! Always a tear down! Only on or two builds???? Like how you assemble and check clearance as well as positioning! To keep parts in place with no interference with shifting alignment of parts pushing/ pulling on each other in their proper place W/ free/ proper clearance and tightness! So each section works with out other section interfering! Know its got to be a art to know where and how to put everything in the right place to work where not fighting each other!!! Spacing is key!!!!

[@mikepickett3277]

First class again you two, keep it up!

[@KevinJones-pj8kx]

Time to get some Mr cool mini split air conditioners for the shop

[@gregoryfiordalisi2046]

Hi Richard and Teresa, Long time video watcher and subscriber for both channels. Love the videos. I just have a suggestion for ya'll about the sound in the videos. Richard speaks very softly but the air gun is very loud. I believe you can remedy this disproportionate sound difference by increasing the gain on the audio recording device and adding an outdoor/heavy duty microphone sound suppressor. This would be similar to the fuzzy looking microphone attachments professional news channels use to report outside in a loud environment or weather storms. Hope you find this comment helpful. Very Respectfully, Greg and Ashley

[@petepeabody8905]

Richard and Teresa, This is similar to my 2004 Dodge so I was very interested in your explanations and details of things that needed to be upgraded. Great job

[@StefanWerners]

As always, thanks for sharing!

[@alfredmartinez3816]

It great to see you back

[@stephenbullock-yn3vh]

Great work Richard 👍

[@petergarofolo9385]

Good video. Thanks Richard 👍 👍

[@aarontsosie9807]

Do a walk through on a 6L80 transmission disassemble and rebuild. Along with recommended parts replacements.

[@richardteresacricheducatio3542]

You’re a lucky man. We actually have a job coming in this morning and that’s next one on the autopsy table

[@nickstephens2913]

Wow I think this is the longest video you guys have done !

[@MH-qb9ev]

Glad to find your new channel.

[@flipphonewizard5448]

Richard get you a central air unit in the shop with heat or at least a swamp cooler.

[@bigmurph1447]

They never went to the TV motor till 2004.5-2007. There's very few 47re in 2003 trucks. But from 2003-2004 the 48re were cable TV

[@dalton1583]

Damn you are so good! Maybe some day I can get you my 06 dodge to you to make it perfect.

[@UsArmyMp78]

Thank you for the video sir.

[@jmstew642]

G.O.A.T.

[@randy1ization]

wonder if we will ever see a REBUILD VIDEO...

[@summitdave8782]

Hey guys... Just dealing with a lot.. My dad passed Fri 21.. We was in Lubbock for 9 years, from Alaska for 33 years... Mom passed in TX 3 years ago too... grrrr

[@brvfd822]

Prayers for your comfort, sir.

[@summitdave8782]

@@brvfd822 Thank you.

[@MoparStephen]

That's rough - hang in there man.

[@summitdave8782]

@@MoparStephen Yea it sooo is... Just trying get stuff done. to get out... Thank you

[@Hjfvvdst]

That thing looks like a hodgepodge of parts.

[@richknudsen5781]

Hey Teresa, if we never made any mistakes God wouldn't have anything to teach us on Sunday.

[@tommy34442]

Glad you are back on yt. I have unsubscribed precision

[@texastopshotsphotography2997]

Richard thanks for all of the videos. Can you give us a follow up on this truck and transmission? Is it all back together and what all did you find out before you rebuilt it? Very curious if it's back together and working now.

[@kermit1642]

good job awesome vid again, where do get your parts from? thx!

[@richardteresacricheducatio3542]

Transtar

[@codywatson3194]

Yo love to see the videos got any merch and where do i get it

[@schuylerwhite5975]

Did you close down your other shop?

[@mikeholmstrom1899]

Do you ever do 68RFE's?

[@Experiment-cp1gj]

I have a question. I am building a c4 and was wondering if the 727 filter and adapter would be good with a trans brake? I have only used the deep factory filter in my other transmission. And is there any benefit between them?

[@richardteresacricheducatio3542]

Never seen a 727 filter in a c4 I would stay with the factory brass filter

[@Experiment-cp1gj]

@@richardteresacricheducatio3542 ok thank you. I just stumbled upon the kit and was wondering.

[@ToddKing]

Who built the thing? It's got a hardened shell, billet input and intermediate shafts but a car pump and a 4 clutch 3 gear. The shell and the shafts were very spendy. Going to a 5 clutch 3rd would have been cheap. And they basically stole his diesel pump because he sent them his core that had one in it and they sent him back a trans with an inferior car pump. 😞😕😠 I wish KZbinrs would be more forthcoming about who does crap work so we would know who to stay away from. In this case I don't think that Richard knows who it is but almost all of the time I see creators protecting people and businesses that are taking advantage of people or doing subpar work. Maybe there are legal issues that I'm not aware of.

[@user-xy8iu1sq1c]

Tranny was built by Dave Goerand out of Iowa. Had 160k miles on it. Knowledge has improved greatly since 2006 when this one was built. Think it held up pretty well considering what it’s been through!

[@ToddKing]

@@user-xy8iu1sq1c You are absolutely correct. There has been a ton of R&D since then and we know a lot more about what works and what doesn't. And I was unaware of the age of this build. If I had know how old it was I might not have been so tough on it but I still think most of my criticisms stand. But I could be looking back with rose colored glasses, thinking we knew more than we did. Goerand builds some really good stuff so they've got it figured out. I build my own. That way I know what's in there and how it was set up. And if it has issues I know right where to find the guy responsible. 😄 But I did have the advantage of being an ASE certified Master Tech for over 20 years.

[@kenactofkindness4017]