if manual transmission it will cause undue wear on the throw out bearing
a transmission problem
Change the gear ratio in the rear end.
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Need make and model. Some are mechanically controlled; others will require reprogramming of the ECM.
i have had this problem personally, first do the obvious checks such as handbrake, obstructions and make sure the truck is in gear. if this fails turn the truck off totally and restart it, do not touch any levers etc until the lights on the dashboard have finished their sequence, gently try pressing the accelerator, if not i would recommend calling a service engineer from a competent company. hope you get it sorted :)
It will, but you want to make sure it's the same gear ratio, which would be determined by the RPO codes on the glove compartment door.
maybe it is a problem with you 1st gear being warped because when ur stopped u are in 1st gear but park is a different gear
i have that problem to it has something to do with the gear shift censor
The gear ratio is not directly indicated in the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) of a Dodge truck. The VIN provides information about the vehicle's make, model, year, and specifications, but specific details like the gear ratio are typically found on the vehicle's build sheet or in the owner's manual. To determine the gear ratio, you may need to check the differential or consult manufacturer resources or a dealership.
is it 4x4 if so check to make sure the transfer case isn't in neutral
When approaching an intersection with a truck signaling a right turn, it's important to maintain a safe distance. Larger vehicles require more space to maneuver, and staying close to the curb can help avoid being caught in their blind spots. However, always be cautious and prepared to yield if the truck begins its turn, ensuring your safety and the safety of others.
Check the contacts first to make sure they contacts. If they do, test horn.