QU11061 Main Vacuum Harness for 1998-2002 Dodge Ram with CAD Reviews

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QU11061 Vacuum Supply Line Harness for 1998-2002 Dodge Ram with CAD is a genuine original equipment vacuum harness that runs from the engine back to the transfer case vacuum switch and then down to the transmission cross member on 1998-2002 era Dodge Ram 4x4s with vacuum controlled Central Axle Disconnect (CAD) systems. QU11061 fits all 1998-2001 Ram 1500 1/2 ton 4x4s with Dana 44 front axles. QU11061 also fits all 1998-2001 Ram 2500, Ram 3500 4x4 with Dana 60 front axles plus early production 2002 Ram 2500, Ram 3500 4x4s with CAD. Made in Mexico.
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Axle Disconnect Problems?
CAD Problems Common Problem Part Fits Matching Parts Applications
Tech Note 1: Axle Disconnect Problems? Troubleshooting axle disconnect problems can be tough if you do not have patience, a vacuum pump and vacuum gauge. Quite often, by the time you decide you cannot live with erratic shift performance, the original issue has caused one or more further difficulties. Shifting problems can be vacuum, mechanical, or both. To help you understand the vacuum system, TSB4903 color coded vacuum schematic will soon be available. We are also working on Tech Service Bulletin 4904 Diagnosing Vacuum Controlled Disconnect Problems on Dodge and Jeep Vehicles to help you troubleshoot the many possible sources of shifting problems. TSB4904 will be released as soon as I can get it done, but in the meantime, I am semi-retired, so unfortunately, I am no longer available to help you troubleshoot your CAD system over the phone or via e-mail.
Tech Note 2: CAD problems If you are having Central Axle Disconnect engagement problems, there is usually multiple causes. Some of the most common issues that need to be checked are (and part numbers for most Dodge applications): Vacuum Shift Motor Leak: Unit will not hold steady vacuum. Replacement is required. Bent Vacuum Motor Shift Rod: Replacement is required. see QK4904 Worn Axle Shaft Bushings: Replacement is required, see QK4625, QK4646, QK4626. Differential Output Shaft Splines Worn: Replacement is required, see QU40300, QU10943. Stud on End of Differential Output Shaft Worn Undersize: Replacement is required, see QU40300, QU10943. Tips of Shift Collar Splines Worn: Replacement is required, see QU40246, QU40274. Shift Fork Bent or Pads Missing: Replacement is required, see QU40156, QA4628, QA4760. Vacuum Line Leak (VERY common on these older trucks): See QU11061, QU10942, and QU11062 Transfer Case Vacuum Switch Bad: Replacement is required, see QU10569
Tech Note 3: Common Problem The most common problem I see with original QU11061 vacuum harnesses is swelling of the rubber 4 port connector that fits the transfer case switch. Just about every truck with an engine oil leak will have this problem if the oil is blown onto the connector for any length of time.
Tech Note 4: Part Fits QU11061 fits 1998-2002 Dodge Ram 4x4 trucks with CAD. If you need a harness for a 1994-1997 Ram, see QU10942. The matching cross member to axle Harness for all years is QU11062.
Tech Note 5: Matching PartsQU10569 Transfer Case mounted Control Switch for Front Axle CADQA4628 CAD Shift Fork KitQU40317 CAD Shift Housing QK4627 CAD Small Parts Kit QK4904 Axle Mounted Vacuum Shift Motor QU11062 Frame to Axle Vacuum Line Kit 1994-2002 Dodge Ram all with CADQU40090 CAD Housing to Axle Housing GasketDodge & Ram Shop Manuals
Applications:
Ram 1500, Ram 2500 and Ram 3500: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001
Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 with CAD Axle: 2002

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