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Riv
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5/09/2011
10:46:07

Subject: A518 trans
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Can a 518 trans out of a 93 Dakota (5.2L) be used in a 2000 R/T? Are the electronics compatible?



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5/17/2011
16:59:51

RE: A518 trans
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There the same. A518 is also known as (46 or 47 RE) transmission. The difference is that you transmission being from a 93 model truck would be a Hydraulic type or know as a RH model. The Dakota or Ram truck in the 2000/01 year had a RE or Electronic shifting transmission inside of going by pure hydro pressure.


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5/18/2011
00:18:18

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Thanks for the input, I would assume it would set off something with the computer?? Is there a SIM available for this??



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5/18/2011
08:23:01

RE: A518 trans
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A518 is known as the 46RH, not RE. Hydraulically vs Electrically controlled.



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5/18/2011
12:56:46

RE: A518 trans
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Here is a link Riv. http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/2006/07/01/hmn_feature15.html

Too answer the question of what’s the difference between a RE or RH. The last generation of Mopar HD 4 speed auto’s (basically a 727 with a OD) was Mopar’s A518 that had a electronic governor.

The RH models was more similar to the older torque flights but with a overdrive although over the years the parts or not interchangeable with comparable makes such as the A-500,A518,A618 or 48 RE transmission.




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