Dodge D1500 Getrag G238 6 Speed Transmission 2005 2009 on 2040-parts.com
Rindge, New Hampshire, US
THIS IS A DODGE D1500 4X4 GETRAG G238 6 SPEED TRANSMISSION, THIS CAME FROM DODGE AS A WARRANTY REPLACEMENT, MAY HAVE HAD A NOISE THE CUSTOMER DIDN'T LIKE, MAY HAVE HAD A SHIFTING ISSUE, MAY HAVE BEEN A MISDIAGNOSIS. IT SPINS FREELY WITH NO NOISE.
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