Could a transmission be the reason for my truck to start in the morning, but doesnt start any time after that?

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Asked by BigCountryMegaCab Feb 27, 2014 at 02:31 PM about the 2006 Dodge RAM 1500 Laramie Mega Cab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The dealership shop is saying it keeps getting trasnmission codes and that it needs a new one? It doesnt make sense to me.. If i could get any feed back that would be great thanks..

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break answered 10 years ago

allways check out all options in this case you need to list codes being shown from those codes u post or look up yourself will help big time

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BigCountryMegaCab answered 10 years ago

It starts right up in the cold morning.. But after i drive it and it sits a bit it will not turn over unless i put the gas to the floor than it fires right up.. I take it to the dealership shop and they say well we've had no problems starting it but it is getting transmission codes.. The transmission is $1600 and thats used at 83K.. I just dont want to do all that and have it still not starting.. I do not know what to do at all right now..

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