Dodge Ram 2500 Repairs including 48RE Rooster Comb Replacement

[@ricksr2780]

Great presentation Mike, you are a true asset to Automotive Repair community. Thanks & God Bless.

[@zmotorsports62]

Thank you. I appreciate the comments and thank you for taking the time to watch. I hope it was helpful information. Mike

[@downsouthenterprises]

Thanks for the video. This is the exact problem mine had and the $30 bullet kit fixed it perfectly. Rooster didn’t have much wear and was able to reuse it. Hope you get some kickback from Lester. I purchased from him solely based upon the recommendation from this video.

[@zmotorsports62]

Glad the video was helpful and you resolved your issue. Thanks for watching and for the comments. Mike

[@kevinp2820]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My 2006 Dodge 3500 has 145k on it now and doesn't want to move unless you put it in neutral to get the juices flowing in the trans before driving. Sure wish I could find a trustworthy transmission shop here in the Phoenix area. I do all of my own "shade tree' mechanican' that I can. I watched your Hydro Hot video and thanks to you serviced my unit on our 2004 Country Coach. Keep those videos coming!

[@zmotorsports62]

Thank you for the kind words and thank you for taking the time to watch. Mike

[@brassmule]

Very well done video that thoroughly explained your diagnosis and the repair. Thanks for making this and sharing.

[@zmotorsports62]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope it was helpful. Mike

[@frankpower3905]

Thanks Mike! Very detailed video. Very helpful.

[@zmotorsports62]

Glad it was helpful Frank. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Mike

[@thaone258]

Great video , helped me a lot ! Appreciate the detail . Thanks so much !

[@zmotorsports62]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for the comments and for taking the time to watch. Mike

[@thaone258]

I’m prepping and installing a revmax valvebody in my truck and was just wondering how much left to right motion should be in my throttle valve rod like where it hits the bolt and the little spring loaded rod when you move it back and forth ?

[@zmotorsports62]

I don't know an exact measurement but there should be some clearance as it shouldn't be too tight.

[@thaone258]

Ok thank you so much , you can move it by hand about a quarter of an inch back and forth from the bolt and the spring loaded pin . I just wasn’t sure if i needed to tighten up the bolt until it was touching the pin and didn’t have any movement by hand .

[@NOWELLSBLESSEDADVENTURES]

Very cool way to fix that issue, another great video.

[@zmotorsports62]

Thank you David. Hope you and Kim are well and hope we cross paths this year. Mike

[@Denkha94]

Awesome video man thank you

[@zmotorsports62]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Mike

[@SpiceyTycey]

Would this also be a fix for the indicator in the dash not showing park when the truck is in park? It will show reverse the odd time then start flashing. The shifter also feels somewhat loose and not a good firm feel when running through the gears to select the desired.

[@zmotorsports62]

Feeling loose may be in the actual shifter where it connects to the column. That could also throw off the indicator on the dash. The rooster comb inside the transmission will generally give a stiff or hard condition when moving the lever from Park, Reverse or Neutral.

[@SpiceyTycey]

@@zmotorsports62 appreciate the response. I’ll look into it. Cheers

[@anthonyguenther6008]

Good content thank you.

[@zmotorsports62]

Thank you for watching and for commenting. Mike

[@johnflood6656]

Thank you SO MUCH

[@zmotorsports62]

Hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching. Mike

[@wapitiRack13]

Can you give a link or more info where to buy this complete kit please?

[@zmotorsports62]

I don't remember the vendor's name off the top of my head but I did mention the brand of the kit and where I purchased it in the video. Mike

[@FoxtrotGear]

Does the 48RE rooster comb work on a 47RH?

[@zmotorsports62]

I believe from 2001 up the roster combs are the same.

[@arealmaintenanceandrepairl1103]

wow 300 dollars for that i guess beats getting it rebuilt