1998 Dodge Grand Caravan "car sputters reverse check engine" Questions

reverse or drive otherwise, it seems to be driving fine except it slightly hesitates when I accelerate from a stop. No check engine light. Mechanic said to clean the injectors and replace fuel filter.

check it and received the code for the IAC valve. I replaced that and really thought the van was good to go because it was idling perfectly on level ground. As soon as I backed out onto the road which

...car, l paid the fee to have the codes read, jumped in ready to go, and could only get reverse, even when it indicated neutral on the indicator. No forward gears were then available, at all. They were ...

...the car has full engine power , and it idles fine , but in drive it sputters and stalls also is using alot of gas.... YOU MUST CHECK IF THE OIL LEVEL IN TRANSMISSION ,THE PROBLEM IS NOT THE ...

...car and put it in reverse and then I put it in drive and it starting spitting and sputtering like it was struggling for fuel then I put it in neutral and I pushed the gas petal all the way to the ...

...car to test them. In park and neutral the engine runs. However in Drive, Overdrive, 1st and 2nd gear, and also Reverse the engine sputters and starts to shake, when i begin to accelerate it sputters ...

...sputters and dies when you put it in drive or reverse. idles very sluggish. Most Likely a vacume leak. Check the engine and surrounding engine bay for a loose hose. I would check the mass air sensor, ...

...reverse and idle only, it dies. Same for low gear forward. Once placed in low, the engine rpms drop from 1,000 to dead. The only exception is that I have no time to rev the engine to keep the rpms ...

to reverse and the engine began to spit and sputter and ultimately turned off. I've done the same thing before and did not have this problem. check the spark plug wire again, yu have 1 or more crossed

...reverse and the engine began to spit and sputter and ultimately turned off. I've done the same thing before and did not have this problem. sounds like you mixed up 2 wires...check the firing order on ...