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02-17-2002, 10:57 PM
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I know that this post's been here for A LONG TIME, but i'll put my 2 pennies into the starting pile....
My 98 Ram shifts hard into reverse, as well as my sister's durango, my mothers durango, and my friends RT, we also have a 95 minivan and its not quiet as hard, but it doesn't have the same amount of power goin through it either..... maybe this info'll help ya out a bit
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98 Dodge Ram Southern Edition (BlueBull) Dual Ram Air Hood Gutted Catilytic Converter (damn O2 sensors) Flowmaster Single-in-Dual-out Exhaust MANUAL TRANNY (currently BLOWN UP, along with the clutch pressure plate, and throwout bearing) as LOW as possible without a C-notch 98 Dodge Ram Sport [email protected] in the quarter (Bone stock) now with no Cat. (I HATE those O2 sensors) 
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#3
11-06-2002, 04:52 PM
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1999 Durango Hard Shift into Reverse
I have a 1999 5.2 V8 Durango. Not to long after I purchased it new I took it to the dealer complaining about how hard it shifted into reverse. They said it was normal and not to worry. It absolutly drives me crazy.
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01-12-2004, 10:54 PM
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Same problem for last 5 yrs. Solved it by replacing tranny fluid w/Royal Purple ATF Trans. fluid. Shifts much smoother. RP oil is hard to find and expensive.
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