Bully Dog
10-30-2008, 03:36 PM
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I have 2006 Ram 2500 diesel with a Bully dog outlook. My tranmission torque convertor went out will that void my transmission warranty? When I put it in gear it wants to take off like in direct drive. Mechanic said torque convertor came a part. Will require a new transmission and torque convertor if there is metal in transmission pan. Anyone have any problem getting there trucks covered under warranty?
10-30-2008, 09:43 PM
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Thats definetly where the chevy boys have us.... I used to take my chevy in for maintenence with programs in it, stickers on it, and they still replaced the trans twice...
10-30-2008, 10:59 PM
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Well.....they denied my replacement. I had the BDTD and toasted the tranny at 12k. They said they could tell it had a tuner cause of the key count being way low. I didn't get too far. I knew what I did and didn't want another stock tranny so I bit the bullet!
10-30-2008, 11:12 PM
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I have 2006 Ram 2500 diesel with a Bully dog outlook. My tranmission torque convertor went out will that void my transmission warranty? When I put it in gear it wants to take off like in direct drive. Mechanic said torque convertor came a part. Will require a new transmission and torque convertor if there is metal in transmission pan. Anyone have any problem getting there trucks covered under warranty?
your best bet is to take it to a dealership that has NEW lifted trucks-other than stock cars on their lot. That usually means they are a authorized dealer to make the final decision of warranty issues.
Where are you located?? I know of a couple of dealers that can (doesn't mean they will) make the decision, that is if your not going to run the same way you have 'cuz you'll end up back to where you're at now. Factory trans./conv. can not handle the up graded power.
Good luck!!
10-31-2008, 09:27 AM
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I would leave evreything on, they're gonna know you had something when they hook up the computer.
your best bet is to take it to a dealership that has NEW lifted trucks-other than stock cars on their lot. That usually means they are a authorized dealer to make the final decision of warranty issues.
Where are you located?? I know of a couple of dealers that can (doesn't mean they will) make the decision, that is if your not going to run the same way you have 'cuz you'll end up back to where you're at now. Factory trans./conv. can not handle the up graded power.
Good luck!!
your best bet is to take it to a dealership that has NEW lifted trucks-other than stock cars on their lot. That usually means they are a authorized dealer to make the final decision of warranty issues.
Where are you located?? I know of a couple of dealers that can (doesn't mean they will) make the decision, that is if your not going to run the same way you have 'cuz you'll end up back to where you're at now. Factory trans./conv. can not handle the up graded power.
Good luck!!
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