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dodge gear shift knob QU10525 Dodge NV500 Transmission Shift Pattern Insert for 1994 Ram 3500

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dodge gear shift knob QU10525 Dodge NV500 Transmission Shift Pattern Insert for 1994 Ram 3500QU10525 Dodge NV500 Transmission Shift Pattern Insert fits 1994 2005 Dodge factory shift knobs in Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 trucks with New Venture NV4500 5 speed manual transmissions. USA Made. Need More Info? Use the handy Links below to access over 40 years of Dan's product and vehicle specific Tech Notes to easily get the information you need for your vehicle's repair, maintenance, or upgrade project! Dan the Gear Man Tech Notes: When Installing

QU10525 Dodge NV500 Transmission Shift Pattern Insert fits 1994-2005 Dodge factory shift knobs in Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 trucks with New Venture NV4500 5 speed manual transmissions. USA Made.

Need More Info? Use the handy Links below to access over 40 years of Dan's product and vehicle specific Tech Notes to easily get the information you need for your vehicle's repair, maintenance, or upgrade project!

Dan the Gear Man® Tech Notes:
When Installing
Matching Parts
NV4500 Tools
Lubricants, Sealants, Threadlockers

Tech Note 1: When Installing
Use a small, flat blade screwdriver when installing the shift pattern insert.

Tech Note 2: Matching Parts
The Matching Parts for QU10525 5 Speed Insert are:
QU10548 14mm Threaded Shift Lever
QU10547 Screw On Shift Kno
QU10539 Locknut, Knob
QK1127 Shift Tower Kit for 1998-2005 Dodge
QK1027 Shift Lever and Stub Kit for early NV4500 Shift Covers with integral towers
QK1123 Shift Stub Kit for early NV4500 Shift Covers with integral towers
QU10047 Bolt-On Shift Tower with 14mm Coarse Thread for 1998-2005 Dodge
QK1025 Shift Lever Kit

Tech Note 3: NV4500 Tools
Need Torque Specs or Rebuild procedures? Order my 116 page, full color illustrated TM1003 NV4500 Rebuild Manual.

You will need some special tools to correctly service your NV4500 Transmission. The chart below lists our current NV4500 Special Tools for popular models.

TOOLS for SPECIFIC NV4500 MODELS
Component 23 Spline
Dodge 4x4
NV4500LD 		29 Spline
Dodge 4x4
NV4500HD 		30 Spline
Dodge 4x2
NV4500LD		 31 Spline
Dodge 4x2
NV4500HD 		32 Spline
GM 4x4 		35 Spline
GM 4x2
Mainshaft Nut QT2002 QT2001
QT2036 		QT2002 QT2001
QT2036 		QT2002
QT2028 		1-1/2" Hex
Socket
Mainshaft Holding NLA QT2000 NLA QT2011 N/A N/A
5th Gear Nut
Torx® Cross Bolt 		N/A QT9205 N/A QT9205 N/A N/A
Output Seal Installer N/A QT1801 N/A QT2058
CALL		 Not Used Not Used
Tailshaft Bushing Remover and Installer Not Used Not Used Not Used QT2044 Not Used Not Used

TOOLS For ALL NV4500 MODELS
Countershaft
Front Bearing Cup Installer 		QT1802 Use with QT1101 or QT1119 Driver Handle. Also can use flat side to install Dodge 4x4 Rear Output Seal
Countershaft Front Bearing Installer QT2004 Can also use to press 3-4 Synchro Hub on original equipment mainshafts
Input Bearing & Countershaft Rear Bearing Installer QT2005 Can also use to install Input Seal
Input Bearing Cup Installer QT1801 Use with QT1100, QT1101, QT1116, or QT1119 Driver Handle.
Countershaft Support QT2006 Use to support front of countershaft when installing countershaft rear bearing
1-2 Synchronizer Support QT2008 Use to support 1-2 synchronizer hub during synchronizer assembly
10mm 1/2" Drive 12 Point Socket QT1020 USA Made Impact Socket for Factory Tailshaft Housing Bolts
Long Shank Punch for Shift Lug QT9300 3/16" x 8" Shank for 5th Gear Shift Lug Roll Pin

Tech Note 4: Lubricants, Sealants, Threadlockers
Early production NV4500 Transmissions used an anaerobic sealant (QU90003) to seal between the main case and input bearing retainer, top cover, and rear housing. Mid-production units used anaerobic sealant just on the input retainer and RTV for everything else. Later production transmissions used black RTV Sealant (QU90006 or QU90005) for everything. Either type of sealant works fine (except the PTO covers ALWAYS should be sealed with RTV), but I prefer RTV for all components. Regardless of which sealant you use, make sure excess sealant does not block the lube access hole at the top of input retainer pilot that fits into the transmission case. Also, the threaded holes in the main case for the four retainer bolts and 12 PTO bolts are open ended, so you must use new bolts with factory applied threadlocker or apply Threadlocker (S24200) to your existing bolts to prevent oil seepage past the bolt threads. See my TM1003 NV4500 Shop Manual or V1003DVD NV4500 Overhaul Video for more information.

Lubricant and Chemical List for NV4500 Transmissions
QU90020 NV4500 Manual Transmission Oil
QU90003 Anaerobic Sealant
QU90006 3.35 oz Ultra Black RTV Sealant
QU90005 0.5 oz Ultra Black RTV Sealant
S24200 6ml Threadlocker
S9978 1 gram Threadlocker
QU90003 Anaerobic Sealant
QU90006 3.35 oz Ultra Black RTV Sealant
QU90005 0.5 oz Ultra Black RTV Sealant
S24200 6ml Medium Strength Blue Threadlocker
S9978 1 gram Medium Strength Blue Threadlocker
S9979 1 gram High Strength Red Threadlocker
S24026 High Temperature Threadlocker for Mainshaft Nut

Applications
Dodge:
Ram 2500, Ram 3500 with NV4500HD 5 Speed: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
Ram 2500, Ram 3500 with NV4500LD 5 Speed: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

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