Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Differences between 1996 and 1995

[Taz]

I've happened across a 1996 Chrysler Service Manual. I'm wonder if it would be close enough to my truck to be useful.



I think the injection pumps are different but I am not absolutely sure.

 

[Joe G.]

It has to be a truck service manual. I don't think any of the car stuff will apply. If it is a truck manual the main difference is the automatic transmission. The '95 has a 47RH and the '96 has a 47RE. The RH has a fly weight governor and the RE has an electronic one. Of course, that means that the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) is different. Most of the other stuff is the same. Both trucks have the P7100 pump so the service manual will be the same for them. The '96 has a stronger pump, but that does not affect what the service manual has to say about them.

 

[Taz]

Thanks for the information. Yes it is a truck service manual, it's for the 1500-3500 trucks.



With those minor differences I think it will perform the tasks I will need of it. Right now I'm needing wiring diagrams. I hope I won't need it for the transmission...

 

[JIM S.]

steering

the 95 has vacum asist brakes and the 96 has hydrolic asist

 

[BPonci]

Not all 96 have a hydrolic assist brakes. My 96 is built in 9/96 it has vacuum assist.

 

[Eric_77]

Yep my 96 is vacuum brakes also. built 11/95

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

injection pump lift specs to set timing are different. As others said, most stuff will apply to your year.