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hammertime3613 01-06-2019 08:05 AM

Transmission problems
 
My 2005 dodge Dakota is stuck in neutral. No matter what gear I put it in,it’s still in neutral. I’ve had no indication of anything slipping. I was driving along and hit a little bump in the road and this happened. My nephew dropped the pan and the fluid wasn’t burnt and there was absolutely no debris in the pan. Could it be something as simple as a sensor. It has 200,000 miles on it and I don’t want to spend 4,000 dollars on a rebuilt transmission. Any help would be appreciated

HeyYou 01-06-2019 09:24 AM

Is the shift linkage actually working?

hammertime3613 01-06-2019 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by HeyYou (Post 3424710)
Is the shift linkage actually working?

yes first thing I checked.

RalphP 01-06-2019 12:43 PM

What part of the world are you in?

Guy did my A999/A998 (31RH) for about $1500 two years ago, including the new torque converter. I think 4KUSD is a bit much for a straight forward rebuild.

RwP

93 ragtop 01-06-2019 02:05 PM


Originally Posted by RalphP (Post 3424734)
What part of the world are you in?

Guy did my A999/A998 (31RH) for about $1500 two years ago, including the new torque converter. I think 4KUSD is a bit much for a straight forward rebuild.

RwP

His is a 2005....... In my part of the world (DC metro) sadly, that would be the going rate for a shop rebuild, (turn key job) especially if it was 4wd.


hammertime3613 01-06-2019 07:04 PM

Kinda looking for a solution,not criticism. But thanks for your input

93 ragtop 01-06-2019 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by hammertime3613 (Post 3424765)
Kinda looking for a solution,not criticism. But thanks for your input




Your truck has a different transmission then any of ours will. Ours are going to be 87-96 . (first gen. dakota)
Try posting in the correct section of the forum. (third gen forum)
You may be able to get an answer there.

hammertime3613 01-06-2019 08:06 PM

Thanks


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