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The garage has given me repair codes and I'm not sure what they are for I know the gearbox is faulty. The codes are PO734 PO732. Thanks The Model is a Trajet which is not in your options.
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if you have the factory repair manual then you will know which wire color you have to connect other wise go to the given link and get the manual http://toolsnyou.com/
On a 2001 vehicle with a transaxle ,you pretty much
can figure it is worn out & time for a rebuild,especially
if you failed to change the fluid every 3 years,doing that
now won't help any,may just slip & not work at all
The codes your getting could be from worn internal parts
& the sensors that report the codes are not the problem,
just reporting out of range conditions,that's their job
Then you have control modules & solenoids that could have failed or be clogged up from normal clutch wear & not changing the fluids
P0732 means problem in yours automatic transmition gearbox. Gear 2 incorect ratio.The problem can be as follow: TR sensor/solenoid switch or shift solenoid . Can be also mechanical problem.
Those three codes point to shift solenoid and/or clutch problems according to the Dodge Service Manual Find someone with a Chrysler scanner and monitor the trans speed sensors, preferably the input one, make sure there is a rpm readings on both when you drive the vehicle, if ok, do a 2nd gear clutch test, if failed, internal clutch failure, if ok, replace the trans solenoid pack, it has an internal failure
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