20 Most Recent 1998 Dodge Ram 2500 2WD - Page 12 Questions & Answers

You might want to think about this, they have a minimum tire pressure for a reason. To my knowledge you cannot lower the setting.

ok that rattle if that what you meant could be you shocks are gone on that side or it could be you lower control arm bushens may be bad or you tirerod end is bad check this right away it could be dangerous ,now just to give you an idea how to check those parts,jack that side up off the ground then support the vehicle,then hold the wheel at quarter to three that would be strait across the shake it left to right if you have any movement its your tirerod end then put your hand at six oclock thats strait up and down now try a push and pull movement if you have any movement you wheel bearing is bad now some time you may not have a movement but the wheel bearing still could be bad,now,check your lower control arm,look for a broken bushen ,inspect your shock as well

Google it There are pictures or diagrams on the internet Next time make a diagram-- before you remove any belt Should be a diagram under the hood on most vehicles

I'm looking at the same thing. Associated with sporadic engine stoppage.

ck your fluid level and condition, it full try changing fluid and filter, if that doesnt fix the problem, it will be internal and need to be removed and rebuilt

Just go to auto zone and they will hook up a reader and clear the code for free. But if you dont fix the problem the light will keep coming on. Pep Boys also will check them for free.

check that the rebuilt box is actually engaging OD. Run fault codes and check it electronically. Have the bands and clutch packs re adjusted as the run in may have put the adjustment out a bit..

I'm not familiar with that code but, the A/C compresser is supposed to come on with the de-frost setting. Sounds like it could be a problem with the heater A/C control panel. As for the burning smell,it could be dust burning off the heater core, or possibly your blower motor trying to go out.