I have a 1999 Dodge Caravan SE, While I am driving things are alright, but when slowing down to a stop the transmission downshift late. What causes thisand is there anything I should be concerned about. Recently, I put some more Transmission Fluid in . could I have overfilled it?
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Complete automatic transmission failure is obvious because the car will not move at all when shifted into forward or reverse. Usually the symptoms of impending automatic transmission failure are not quite as dramatic, and can be inspected by a mechanic to determine if the transmission needs replacing or if there is any chance the problem can be repaired.
depends is it standard or automatic
bell end failure
Yes. From low fluid, plugged filter, or an internal failure.
There is an internal clutch failure.
There can be a number of problems that indicate that a transmission is failing; 1. slipping 2. failure to go into gear 3. leaking 4. noises 5. failure to shift at the right speed
This is most likely a failure of the 700-R4 automatic transmission, as it was with mine.
Does it really matter if it is a fuse or relay the key word here is "Transmission failure light" take it in and have it checked out the computer they hook it to will tell them what the problem is. Hope This Helps.
The A4LD transmission is the most common failure on early explorers. It's very likely that your transmission is failing.
It is an automatic transmission fluid.It is an automatic transmission fluid.
There are multiple warning signs indicating the failure of automatic transmission. If the dipstick fluid shows a burnt smell or is black there could be a heat condition. Failure to hold gear, as in high rpms/engine speed and not shifting up is known as slippage. if the vehicle cannot stay in gear the clutch packs could be worn out or damaged. Sound such as grinding while in gear indicate the failure of hard metal parts, Automatic transmissions are complex and such issues require inspection and diagnosis by trained professionals as soon as possible for safety and to prevent further damage.
Causes include internal failure, solenoid malfunction, wiring malfunction, engine/trans sensor failure, pcm failure.
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