1993 Grand Voyager

Discussion in 'Voyager' started by Philip, Apr 28, 2005.

  1. Philip

    Philip Guest

    I've got a 1993 Grand Voyager that has the 3.3L motor with 110,000miles.
    For quite some time now when you reach about 40mph, when the tranny shifts
    into 4th gear there is a horrible vibration, once you go above 40 it goes
    away. Anyone else have/had this situation?

    Phil
     
    Philip, Apr 28, 2005
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  2. Philip

    PC Medic Guest

    If you search this and other groups you will see discussion on this (Torque
    Converter Shudder).
    My guess is it needs a tranny flush and fill and be sure to use ATF +3 fluid
    ONLY.
     
    PC Medic, May 1, 2005
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  3. Philip

    Treeline Guest

    change filter too, OEM filter. probably need the Transmission Control Module
    TCM or transmission's computer to be reprogrammed. it's a flash or EEPROM
    update, assuming yours has not been done and can be done. this is the famous or
    notorious 37 mph shudder from the electronically controlled clutch upshifting
    the gears too slowly and is the start of the torque converter to self-destruct
    owing to extra effort. the software upgrade makes the upshifting much more
    smooth by going speeding up the upshifting.

    do i sound like a gear head? i am not. i am guessing your problem based on the
    4-speed electronic transmission known as the A604/41TE

    ask around at a dealer. this is tricky stuff on 1993 vans and most shops won't
    have the special cables needed or won't want to be bothered. i am guessing. but
    you will want the latest software and those who know how to reprogram the
    computer. i did not have much luck with the local mechanics. found a really
    good dealer by asking around and they knew exactly what to do and did it
    extremely well and inexpensively.
     
    Treeline, May 5, 2005
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