06 ram 5.9 auto will this work with a stock tranny?
1027731
Yes but you don't want to use the highest setting on the programmer I use mine on tow safe
1027732
Yes. Tranny doesnt matter. I bought this so that I could improve the shift points of the stock tranny. I didnt like how my Dodge was shifting when pulling our 5th wheel camper up hills. It was too quick to start grabbing gears. This chip really improved things. Not sure about power improvement as I was never after more power. My stock 5.9 has plenty of power.
820277
I think so. The one i received had additional ports for auto transmission lines. My vehicle was a manual trany so I can't confirm if AT lines will fit.
685584
Must be OBD II compliant to work. So it should work as your car is 2006 make. Earlier than 1998 will not.
21072
I don't see why it shouldn't. I'm a mopar guy but as long as it's an automatic, it should work.
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It will if you buy a Proline transmission or a Integy transmission case. The reason why you have to do that is because the motor will NOT fit in the STOCK trans case. My suggestion is you buy the integy casing. (Don't bother with the proline trans. It breaks more easy) The part number for the integy case is T7983. Make sure you get that exact part number. Then you will need to buy mod 1 gears. Part number 3953 and part number INTC23179. If you don't do these exact things you won't be able to do this mamba monster conversion. If you do this be prepared to break parts. You might break some or very little depending on how you drive. Let me know how this set up works out for you. When I did this my truck often broke but it was worth it. Good Luck!
1884349
I have a 2010 ram and it worked like a charm on mine find a lock smith that does programming and youl save over going to the delership
946909
It will works fine with the ATI stock. Just make sure you have the correct length Accu-strut.
1060272
It works on my 96 f-150 5.0 but the alt is computer controlled and I do not think the 94 was computer controlled by the same type computer, so I would guess it will not work on the 94, but I do not know that for sure
1299537
So you know which trans you have? I know this Works with the 02J transmission but I don't know if that was still Around in 05.
2261194
It should. It's supposed to work on most cars built since 1996. I've tested on a Mazda 01, Chrysler 03, and Honda 06. Since Dodge and Chrysler are built by the same company I'm quite confident it'll work on your Ram. I hope this helps.
1736430
You'll have to get that answer from Hayden Automotive. I purchased this one for a 1999 Dodge RAM with a 5.9 Cummins. I'm sure they can get you the information you need.
676663
Most likely NO! 2003 and early 04 trucks are the trucks that have the 7 pin ficm that this will not work in. If your truck has had the entire ficm replaced before then it will work. Ford powerstroke expert here not a youtube watcher
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It worked for me on a 97 Trans Am LT1 , comes with a couple fittings.Seems to be GM friendly.If not return it.Good luck.Don
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Dave, I used this tuner on a 2010 Camaro SS. The most effective change was the shift points I don't know what trans you have mine's a 5 speed auto,but when I got away from the factory setting It's like night & day. I hope this info helps.
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Worked with mine, 2006 Manual TRD. Mine does not have daytime running, so couldn't tell you.
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Unfortunately I cannot promise that it will, but if your truck has an OBD II port, chances are good that it will work. These ports are always located close to your steering wheel, generally within 2 foot. If I'm not mistaken your truck should have one but you should check just in case. If you aren't sure go to autozone and have them check, they have a scan tool that can hook up to the port.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. My 98 is pretty identical except I have an auto Trans. You just wouldn't need the Trans cooler built into the bottom. Bolted right in no fuss no muss. Well, that's not true. As always I didn't get the trans lines tight so I got atf everywhere. You won't have that issue.