I have a 1995 plymouth grand voyager, 3.3 liter, V6, automatic transmission. THe van will shift from first to second gear with no problem taking off. When it tries to shift from second to third it seems to go into neutral, the rpms will jump real high and then stay in second gear until i stop and turn the key off. i have replaced all the parts that the check engine light had said to replace, changed the trans fluid with the correct fluid (ATF+4) and i have also changed the input and output sensors on the transmission.
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I think it's time to get the transmission diagnosed by a transmission shop or a Chrysler specialist. You may be experiencing transmission failure, get it diagnosed ASAP.
I need to point something out to you. The Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) did not tell you to replace any parts. The diagnostic codes are useful tools to aid in diagnosis by an experienced technician who can interpret them. Also, if you want diagnostic help from a venue like this, you need to tell us what the diagnostic codes are or were so we can get a better idea of what's wrong.
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