My 98 Plymouth Grand Voyager will not shift out of 2nd gear....

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Question by Temple
Submitted on 5/1/2004
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My 98 Plymouth Grand Voyager will not shift out of 2nd gear. Following a Trans flush/Fill, with no improvement, I researched to find some good info. Seems that it may be a "limp home mode" auto generated. Codes indicate "#45--Turbo Boost limit exceeded--logic module has auto shutdown engine". Disconnected battery to clear faults. Upon next attempt to auto shift to 3rd, fault returned. What does this mean and how can it be corrected?

Answer by GW1947
Submitted on 5/4/2004
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Replace your input and output speed sensers. They each cost 12.50 at Chrysler dealer. They can give you a diagram as to where they are located. Easy to do.

Answer by guest
Submitted on 6/8/2004
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my trans wouldnt get out of 3rd and i had it checked and the fuel pump was going out... so look into a new fuel pump and fuel filter...

Answer by carolyn
Submitted on 9/26/2004
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my plymouth voyager is acting up sometimes when i turn the ignition on it makes a clicking noise and other times it starts great

Answer by ptucker
Submitted on 8/30/2005
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I have a '98 Sebring that has the same problem. It won't shift out of 2nd gear. I replaced the filter and fluid (the appropriate atf-3) as well as the selonoid pack with no luck. I have disconnected the battery for days at a time with no result. Can someone please help me get my car back on the road???

Answer by tim
Submitted on 7/27/2006
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theres a eatx shutdown relay under the hood in the fuse box, try pulling that but i suggest that you take it to a mechanic asap , when the eatx engages its typically due to a tranny issue and there needs to be repairs preformed.

Answer by joe
Submitted on 10/2/2006
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asd[auto shut down ]relay circuit,,,300 dollar relay???

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