TRANSMISSION / TRANSFER CASE — 1994–1998 DODGE RAM 5.9L CUMMINS (12-VALVE, P7100)

Shift with confidence. CPP Diesel curates 47RH/47RE automatic upgrades, NV4500 manual clutch/hydraulics, and NP241DLD/DHD transfer case parts for the 1994–1998 Ram 2500/3500 platform—towing, street, or competition.

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Automatic Transmissions (47RH/47RE) — 94–98 Automatic Transmission hub featuring BD TorqueMaster 47RE packages, ATS/SunCoast builds and more.
Valve Bodies & Rebuild Kits — BD 1030416 47RE Valve Body (96–98), BD 47RE Build-It Kit, SunCoast Category 3 Rebuild Kit.
Torque Converters — BD ProForce 1070247LX, SunCoast Triple-Disc.
Pans, Coolers & Filtration — BD Deep Sump Pan, Mishimoto MMTC-RAM-94SL Cooler (94–02), BD Inline Filter Kit.
Manual Transmission (NV4500) — 94–98 NV4500 hub, clutches from South Bend / Valair, hydraulics Dorman CC649029, and Advance Adapters 712586 bellhousing.
Transfer Case / Related (NP241DLD/DHD) — 241DLD/DHD parts hub including NP241D Chain and Output Shaft Bearings.
Flexplates — CPP SFI-Approved Flexplate (47RH/47RE/48RE).

Featured 94–98 Picks

Automatic Transmission Hub (47RH/47RE) — complete BD/ATS/SunCoast builds and components.
BD 1030416 47RE Valve Body — firmer line pressure & recalibrated shifts (96–98).
BD ProForce Converter or SunCoast Triple-Disc — towing to performance.
Mishimoto MMTC-RAM-94SL Cooler — direct-fit 94–02 heat control.
NV4500 Manual Hub — Valair & South Bend clutch solutions.
NP241DLD/DHD Parts — chains, bearings, seals, and rebuild components.
CPP SFI Flexplate — added durability for built 47RH/47RE.

Why Buy from CPP Diesel

Second-Gen Focus: We separate 47RH (1994–1995) and 47RE (1996–1998) solutions and call out year-specific parts.
Matched Packages: Transmission + converter kits dyno-tested together for towing reliability.
Cooling & Filtration: Deep pans, coolers, and inline filters to manage heat and debris.
Manual Expertise: Proper clutch/hydraulic pairings for stock to multi-disc power builds.

Monitor temps with GAUGES / RELATED, and keep engine temps in check via COOLING SYSTEM.

Helpful Notes

Year split: 47RH is hydraulic (’94–’95); 47RE adds electronic control (’96–’98). Match parts accordingly.
Converter choice: Lower stall aids towing and EGT control; performance builds may prefer higher stall with stronger lock-up.
Heat kills: Add capacity (deep pan), airflow (aux cooler), and filtration during towing or heavy use.
NV4500 tips: Follow your clutch maker’s break-in procedure (typically several hundred miles of moderate use).
Transfer case ID: NP241DLD vs DHD varies by GVWR/axle—verify tag and spline counts before ordering chains/bearings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between 47RH and 47RE on 1994–1998 trucks?

47RH (’94–’95) is hydraulically controlled; 47RE (’96–’98) uses electronic governor control. Use year-specific valve bodies and electronics when upgrading.

Best first upgrades for a working 47RE?

A quality valve body, a strong converter, extra cooling (Mishimoto cooler) and deep pan extend life under load.

Do you offer complete 47RH/47RE transmissions?

Yes—see Automatic Transmission for BD/ATS/SunCoast packages matched with converters and auxiliary filtration.

Manual NV4500: which clutch should I pick?

For stock to mild power, an organic single disc (e.g., Valair OEM replacement). For tuned/towing or compounds, consider South Bend duals. Pair with fresh hydraulics like Dorman CC649029.