I got a 2022 ram 1500 limited 5.7 hemi W/ etorque and ive had it for almost a year now. It has a slight bump from 4-3 downshift as I slow down. I noticed that if i press the brake pedal in further it doesnt do it but if i slightly press on it coming to a stop it almost feels like its not in sync and you feel a bump not always. I had a 2020 with just a standard 5.7 hemi and had no issues with that one. I’ve brought it to the dealer twice and they felt it the first time and did a reset. The second time they didnt feel or hear anything. Does anyone have this issue with the 5.7 W/etorque or did I get a faulty? Maybe im used to it shifting like butter.
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2022 ram 1500 5.7 W/Etorque 4-3 downshift bump
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wegasque
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It almost sounds like the regenerative braking kicking in.
I have the same issue with my 22 ram 1500 etorque with 14500 miles on it. How can I fix this issue?
Geddyflea
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Here is a link to a recent thread about this. The short answer is it's pretty normal.
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