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Question by the fox
Submitted on 11/28/2003
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my 93 lebaron wont shift out of low gear. is there some sort of sensor that controls shifting?

Answer by Gunner
Submitted on 12/5/2004
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Try replacing the speed sensor, located on the bell housing. Is a simple fix. Unplugs and unscrews for removal. I know that on a lot of the Chrysler vehicles when the speed sensor goes out it will NOT let it shift out of low gear. To prevent the transmission from being burned out( This little jewel is what tells the transmission when to shift, and at what speed the vehicle is traveling)...

Answer by Jack
Submitted on 1/25/2005
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You might be just real low on your transmission fluid. I have a '95 LeBaron that the transmission would slip out of gear and it was just low on transmission fluid ... REAL LOW. That corrected it and it's running fine.

Answer by jody
Submitted on 2/20/2005
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yes,check relays on fire wall,beside heater.there should be 2 relays.check them with a relay tester.

Answer by kman
Submitted on 3/5/2005
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Hi fox, I have a 1994 lebaron gtc with the same problem. If you find a solution to the problem , please share. Thanks kman kevo114@hotmail.com

Answer by JEFF CROWELL
Submitted on 6/3/2005
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THE TRANSAXLE HAS 2 SENSORS ON THE SIDE OF TRANSAXLE THE OUTPUT SPEED SENSOR IS PART NUMBER 4800879-THE INPUT SPEED SENSOR IS PART NUMBER 4800878

Answer by greasemonkee
Submitted on 3/7/2006
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I had that problem several months ago. I took it to the same shop I have been going to for 14 years. I have always thought them to be fair. They told me that the transmission was basically blown and needed to be replaced or rebuilt.

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