Hey guys, I have a 2017 Ram 2500 Laramie with 6.4/ 66RFE (I believe) and 4.10 posi-axle. 26k on the truck, original owner.
It's always had a couple minor quirks (like the coolant smell under the hood the dealer still can't figure out), and the trans has always had a 5--->4th clunk on deceleration. Originally, it happened infrequently. Lately, it's happening more often...like I can do it 50% of the time if I try.
Truck is bone stock other than an AFE intake and a pedal commander (which was not installed until about 15k miles, so it definitely clunked before install). If I put the trans in "manual" mode, I can see the current gear, and believe it clunks when it enters 4th on slight deceleration from a 6th gear cruise (6-->5 is smooth, 5--->4 clunks as if someone bumped the rear end).
Has had all 152 recalls fixed (exaggerating, LOL) but never had any trans work done.
Any thoughts on what it could be?
It's always had a couple minor quirks (like the coolant smell under the hood the dealer still can't figure out), and the trans has always had a 5--->4th clunk on deceleration. Originally, it happened infrequently. Lately, it's happening more often...like I can do it 50% of the time if I try.
Truck is bone stock other than an AFE intake and a pedal commander (which was not installed until about 15k miles, so it definitely clunked before install). If I put the trans in "manual" mode, I can see the current gear, and believe it clunks when it enters 4th on slight deceleration from a 6th gear cruise (6-->5 is smooth, 5--->4 clunks as if someone bumped the rear end).
Has had all 152 recalls fixed (exaggerating, LOL) but never had any trans work done.
Any thoughts on what it could be?