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Bought a 98 1500 Laramie 2 wheel drive w transmission problems. runs fine in foward, but just doesnt move at all in reverse. any idea what the problem might be in the transmission?

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Common problem for the dodge, you have a bad or broken reverse band in the transmission, the transmission will have to be removed and rebuilt or replaced, check with your local salvage yard for a good used one could save you several hundred dollars.....GOOD LUCK

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