1997 Plymouth Voyager, 3.0L engine, front wheel drive, 3 speed w/ OD, 167k miles (trans rebuilt at 132k). Trans shudders in OD. Shudder more noticable at lower speeds (40-50 mph). Problem disapears with no/little throttle, reappears with added throttle. Changed trans fluid and filter w/ no positive results - actually seems the shudder is worse although shifting 1-3 is smoother. Also has dropped out of cruise control twice - related or just a coincidence?

SOURCE: steering wheel wobbles while driving

its most likely the tires out of balance. With car problems its always best to try the most common and cheapest solutions first and that would be having it rebalanced.

Mike Butler

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• Posted on May 31, 2009

SOURCE: 1999 Grand Voyager transmission not shifting into high gear

Do yourself a favor & get it scanned at transmission shop, or dealer & fixed as needed,(within reason) . Delaying it could cost lots of money. A rebuilt is about $1500-$2000.

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took the hose off the air filter where does the back of it hook up 2

SOURCE: at freeway speeds if i hit a bump the front end

It could be because of worn out ball joints, or steering arm bushings. When ball joints wear out, they tend to rest against one end on even pavement, but as soon as you take the load off, such as in a bump, they go "crazy" and start banging against the stops until you reduce speed. If this has been going on for a while, there should be telltale signs on the wear pattern of the front tires. If you take the vehicle to a front end alignment place, they will tell you which parts have excessive play that should be replaced before aligning the front end.