After fixing a new gear box. The car drives but the gear is stuck. It those not change.
SOURCE: slipping into first gear when driving past 40 mph
Dodge has a safety feature on there trannys. Its called limp home mode. If the computer detects a problem with the transmission, it will eather put it in 1st or 2nd and not change just to let you get out of the road or home if your near. But when you restart the car i will reset till it detects the problem again. But for as what the problem is it will be hard to say. With computer trannys you can have it hooked up and scanned for error code.
SOURCE: Changed oil in transmission and filters now won't go into gear
I Fixed it !!! What happened was that the "O" ring that came with the filter wasn't fully seated in the pump before i put the filter on. It was kind of hard to get it to seat properly I had to get a hammer and a socket w/ an extention and tap it in. It wont go in with finger pressure alone. To find out if this is what the proble is then take off the pan and remove the filter, if the "O" ring is attached to the filter when u remove it then this is the problem.
SOURCE: leaking pitman arm seal at gear box
most of the good rebuild kits have the diagram in it there is not that much in there secter shaft worm gear + some seals and the parts are
not cheap you may be better off with a good used one with fresh seals
SOURCE: I was backing out of a parking lot and my 2003
Ck your fluid level in the trans and shift through all the gears manually. You may want to replace the trans vacuum. modulator. It's inexpensive and easy to replace. Good Luck.
SOURCE: how to change gear shift cable on 2001 dodge dakota 2 wheel drive
the cable goes from the shifter to the transmittion arm,, both cable ends connect via a pin and cotter key (usually) the cable housing (black outside layer) is connected to the shifter frame usaually by a clip and is bolted to the transmittion with a couple bolts on the other end ,, i know this was pertty basic but hope it helped
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