Ram 1500 transmission fluid change

[Slinge]

It was actually posted in the OPs first post,lol

I guess I didn't ask correctly....as I was looking for a Hemi vid....but I'm over it.
And if anybody's interested....vid of spinning driveshaft and wheels would be nice .
Thanks in advance.

 

[JHoward]

CHEESUS folks. Calm down. It's transmission fluid. Everybody relax. If you're feeling taxed by answering questions, don't answer them. IT'S NOT THAT HARD. Not everyone is a seasoned wrench-turner and they need a little extra padding to feel good/build confidence about what they're doing.

Uh, ok.

 

[Wild one]

I guess I didn't ask correctly....as I was looking for a Hemi vid....but I'm over it.
And if anybody's interested....vid of spinning driveshaft and wheels would be nice .
Thanks in advance.

You're inside the truck when you're going through the gears,and the driveshaft is spinning.Make sure the front tires are well chocked as J stated a few posts back,and you're using good quality 6 ton jackstands , leave your floorjack under the pumpkin with just a bit of weight on it,and you'll be fine.
At no point in time,should you be under the truck when the driveshaft/tires are spinning

 

[JHoward]

Uh, ok.

I've took another look at this thread and the post(s) that were made.

The original post by the OP has two videos on and about the transmission pan/filter replacement and fill and the post was "hijacked" by an individual endlessly asking for an video, in return, advice and experience was worded on the subject.

I thought that that I did one better by taking my time and post a simple explanation without having to revert to the original post by the OP.

I'll stay on my side of the street, from now on.

 

[Wild one]

I've took another look at this thread and the post(s) that were made.

The original post by the OP has two videos on and about the transmission pan/filter replacement and fill and the post was "hijacked" by an individual endlessly asking for an video, in return, advice and experience was worded on the subject.

I thought that that I did one better by taking my time and post a simple explanation without having to revert to the original post by the OP.

I'll stay on my side of the street, from now on.

This thread has gotten a bit stupid with the dumb questions.I thank you for the help J, i was getting ready to walk away,as my patience was getting tested,so i appreciated your help
Thank-you J
Rick

 

[Slinge]

I'm glad I'm not the OP

 

[JHoward]

You're inside the truck when you're going through the gears,and the driveshaft is spinning.Make sure the front tires are well chocked as J stated a few posts back,and you're using good quality 6 ton jackstands , leave your floorjack under the pumpkin with just a bit of weight on it,and you'll be fine.
At no point in time,should you be under the truck when the driveshaft/tires are spinning

Good info, but I don't seriously think giving anymore thought about the subject will matter.

Just a note about being safe and careful and "happy motoring" is sufficient enough.

 

[JHoward]

I'm glad I'm not the OP

Me too ...

 

[Wild one]

I'm glad I'm not the OP

Yea we're really glad you're not the OP

 

[Slinge]

I guess I didn't ask correctly....as I was looking for a Hemi vid....but I'm over it.
And if anybody's interested....vid of spinning driveshaft and wheels would be nice .
Thanks in advance.

Found a good two part video from Motor City Mechanic. Happy Watching !

 

[JHoward]

Found a good two part video from Motor City Mechanic. Happy Watching !

Excellent, good to know you found an video.

 

[Wild one]

Found a good two part video from Motor City Mechanic. Happy Watching !

Been several years since i watched his video's,but if i remember right,i don't think he levelled the transmission.
To make it easy post the links to his video's for everybody

 

[Slinge]

Close was good enough for him .