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ATS Diesel 309-922-2218 47Re Stage 2 Package 1998.5 Early 99 Dodge 2Wd Diesel

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ATS Diesel 309-922-2218 47Re Stage 2 Package 1998.5 Early 99 Dodge 2Wd DieselThe 47RE features steel planets as well as an electronic governor pressure solenoid and transducer. In re designing the 47RE, ATS addressed inherent weaknesses to produce a strong, reliable transmission for towing, daily driving or racing. The result is a transmission featuring: Five Star billet torque converter Performance transmission pump Modified high performance clutch packs bands and steels Valve body built around reliability and increased

The 47RE features steel planets as well as an electronic governor pressure solenoid and transducer. In re-designing the 47RE, ATS addressed inherent weaknesses to produce a strong, reliable transmission for towing, daily driving or racing. The result is a transmission featuring:

  • Five Star billet torque converter
  • Performance transmission pump
  • Modified high performance clutch packs/bands and steels
  • Valve body built around reliability and increased transmission life
  • ATS billet 300M input shaft and forward hub

The modification process began with the torque converter. Instead of a stamped converter with a single lock-up clutch, the ATS Stage 2 47RE comes with our patented Five-Star torque converter. Utilizing a billet 12 bolt cover, five square tab lock-up clutches, a billet stator and other modifications, this converter is designed for heavy loads, years of reliability and brute power.

The goal is to efficiently transfer your 12 or 24V Cummins power through the converter into the transmission. In order to handle the increased efficiency of the converter, we addressed the 47RE from bellhousing to tailshaft. The transmission's pump is modified to progressive raise line pressure, above the factory settings, to provide clamping force to the clutch packs. High-performance clutch packs are then added.

Pressure plates are precisely machined to add 1 more forward and 1 more direct clutch. High performance bands, billet band strut, billet accumulator piston, and heavy duty overdrive bearings strengthen the clutch pack/band assembly. Next is the valve body. Dodge 47RE transmissions can be plagued by sticking throttle valve issues. The valve controls shift timing and fluid flow to the clutch packs. When the valve sticks, there can be a no up-shift condition.

In time, this can wear on the clutch packs and internals to hasten the transmission's life. ATS machines the bore to accept a Teflon sleeve, this ensures precise movement and control of the valve. In addition, the valve body is modified to circulate fluid in park, reverse and neutral, capable of locking the torque converter in any forward gear, and raising line pressure vs. stock.

On the Stage 2 build, ATS adds a billet 300m input shaft and forward hub. Featuring a two-piece design, the input shaft is designed to withstand greater than stock power, torque converter lock-up sooner than stock, increased towing weight and racing applications. The increased capacity comes from the material itself, which is stronger than the factory input shaft.

This is coupled with a precisely engineered shaft, directed at absorbing torsional loads from increased power, and transferring it into the transmission. The Stage 2 (as well as all ATS Transmission Packages) comes standard with the ATS Deep Pan. Featuring a finned design to dissipate heat, and adding five quarts of fluid vs. stock, the pan helps keep the transmission running cool.

The ATS 47RE Stage 2 is designed for trucks with stock to moderate power increases, light and heavy towing and daily driving. All ATS transmission packages come backed with a 5 year/500,000 mile warranty.

Features:

  • Stage 2 Package 1998.5 - Early 1999 Dodge 47RE 2WD
  • Engine Manufacturer: Cummins
  • Make: Dodge Diesel
  • Models: 2500/3500
  • Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Transmission Model: 47RE
  • Warranty: 5 year/500,000 mile warranty
  • Sold As: Kit
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