Starting in about the mid 1980's automatic transmissions changed from fluid shifting to electronic shifting. In other words, your shift is by an electronic solenoid controlled by the computer. There is no Shift cable gong to the transmission. Just wires. You need to look for a loose or dirty electronic connection to the transmission.
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well the low cost way to go first would be to try and change the trans fluids. If the problems still remains the it may be an internal problem
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I have a 95 Eclipse and I recently had to change out my TCU........ Transmission Control Unit, This should be located directly beneath the center console. First I would have the transmission services if problem persist then proceed to changing out the TCU you can get off of ebay. As far as i know there should be 3 Computers in our cars. 1 the Electronic Control Unit located behind radio 2 Transmission Control Unit located under center console and 3 Airbag Control Unit located under hood, Hope this helps.
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It is located on the passenger side frame. Look for the fuel tank fill tube and then crawl under your car. It is in front of the rear tire on the passenger side of the frame. Should be 2 bolts holding it there, and when you tighten it back up don't tighten too much, you will break the bolts.
Good luck and hope this helps.
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check your tran fld if its up something broke in your tranny it will have to be pulled and repaired or raplaced
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