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2002 dodge neon code p0750 & p0706, it is limp mode and with not upshift, with snap -on scanner trans temp is 1024 deg f, and always in neut.

  • bbenson283 Dec 02, 2008

    I know where the solenoid is, but I dont know or see where the range sensor is. Is this inside the transmission.

  • Anonymous Mar 16, 2014

    98 dodge 2500 4whl drive trans in limp mode

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Im not a trans. expert but would verify the range sensor (gear indicating sensor) is working properly and the L/R solenoid is ok. those are the 2 suspects for your problem

  • autodr
    autodr Dec 02, 2008

    although you can access the electrical connector for range sensor externally, you must remove trans valvebody to service. also this range sensor has an integrated temperature sensor in range sensor itself. this sensor may take care of both problems. keep me posted, curious to see end result. i do not rec. removing valvebody unless pretty experienced.

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