-94 Voyager 4-speed transmission goes to neutral while driving

Discussion in 'Voyager' started by Fredrik, May 8, 2004.

  1. Fredrik

    Fredrik Guest

    I have a -94 Chrysler Voyager with 4-speed transmission, and the car
    is fine except for the transmission. I can bear with the hard shifting
    between gears, but lately i have run into a worse problem - the
    transmission goes into neutral while driving! If I turn off ignition
    after the fault, I could drive for some 100 meters or so, then it
    happens again. This problem only occurs when the car has been driven
    for at least 30 minutes continously. If I let the car cool down, then
    it works like usual again.
    I have also experienced that the the transmission won´t change to
    third gear while driving - I always solve that by stopping and turning
    off the ignition, and start it up again.
    The first problem is a terrible one, the second is just bad. My
    questions are: Is the transmission going to break soon, is there some
    way to solve this problem?

    It would be great help if someone could help me with this.

    Fredrik - Sweden
     
    Fredrik, May 8, 2004
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  2. Fredrik

    PC Medic Guest

    Could be tranny, could be control module, could just be fluid/filter need
    changing.

    You do not mention the mileage (kilometers in your case) on the vehicle, but
    being a 94 I will assume pretty high.
    You also do not mention the last time you changed (or even checked) the
    transmission fluid and filter.
    In any case, if low fluid is not the cause then I would have a shop look at
    it. Even if it is the fluid, a shop would be a good idea to see where the
    leak is.
     
    PC Medic, May 9, 2004
    #2
  3. Fredrik

    jdoe Guest

    You cannot guess at these. You have to have it hooked to a DRB and acanned.
    Than it can be determined what's wrong. Not until
    Larry
     
    jdoe, May 9, 2004
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