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DOHCgarrett t3 Aug 31, 2009 08:11 PM

ATX trans will not downshift on it's own.
 
Like the title says The trans will not downshift on its own and when I am approaching a stop sign the Van will shutter and sometimes stall. I know this is a Second gereration Neon list but it has the same 2.4 l and trans that comes in the caravan also.

I just did a tune up, trans fluid and filter change. what else should I look for?

DOHCgarrett t3 Aug 31, 2009 09:28 PM

anyone?

DOHCgarrett t3 Sep 1, 2009 09:48 AM

nothing?:icon_couchhide:

DOHCgarrett t3 Sep 1, 2009 10:48 PM

well since no one answerd my question I went to a trans shop. When I got there the tech took it for a test drive and found that the trans was locking up too soon and also not unlocking. In order for the tech to determine if it was an electrical issue or mechicinal issue he unpluged a 2 prong wire that went into the trans and it still maintained it's shudder durring braking. which he then decided it was a mechinical issue either with the torque converter or "fluid going in the wrong place". The tech mentiond either way the trans has to come out.

darthroush Sep 2, 2009 03:05 AM


Originally Posted by DOHCgarrett t3 (Post 1788362)
Like the title says The trans will not downshift on its own and when I am approaching a stop sign the Van will shutter and sometimes stall. I know this is a Second gereration Neon list but it has the same 2.4 l and trans that comes in the caravan also.

I just did a tune up, trans fluid and filter change. what else should I look for?


Originally Posted by DOHCgarrett t3 (Post 1788473)
anyone?


Originally Posted by DOHCgarrett t3 (Post 1788986)
nothing?:icon_couchhide:

God forbid someone doesn't have the answer for you in an hour and a half...

How old is the fluid? Miles/time?

Captansavaho Sep 2, 2009 11:27 AM

idk if its the same for 1gens and 2gens but if its auto there is a bolt that sits right under 2nd gen neons intake(under the battery for 1st gens) and supposedly if its not shifting right you turn it till its tight then back it out like 2 1/4 turns or so...see if that helps any search the 1gen forms i know i have seen this problem before

darthroush Sep 3, 2009 01:06 AM

There is a bolt that hold down the shifter cable lever holder thing on top of the transmission. Never heard of that trick of it it works on the 2gn's. Then again though, 03-05 are different transmissions as well, aren't they? The electronic ones?

DOHCgarrett t3 Sep 4, 2009 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by darthroush (Post 1790012)
God forbid someone doesn't have the answer for you in an hour and a half...

How old is the fluid? Miles/time?

There were 17 people viewing the post when I bumped it up (granted, some people leave their browser running, so the totalks may be inaccurate.. Don't be an ass.

Miles : 112000, time: Unknown. Fluid: Didnt I state it was NEW?

DOHCgarrett t3 Sep 4, 2009 01:35 PM


Originally Posted by darthroush (Post 1791068)
There is a bolt that hold down the shifter cable lever holder thing on top of the transmission. Never heard of that trick of it it works on the 2gn's. Then again though, 03-05 are different transmissions as well, aren't they? The electronic ones?

as far as I know from 79 - 2001 are the same transmissions A670's or TH31's\

DOHCgarrett t3 Sep 4, 2009 01:38 PM


Originally Posted by Captansavaho (Post 1790230)
idk if its the same for 1gens and 2gens but if its auto there is a bolt that sits right under 2nd gen neons intake(under the battery for 1st gens) and supposedly if its not shifting right you turn it till its tight then back it out like 2 1/4 turns or so...see if that helps any search the 1gen forms i know i have seen this problem before

Yes, I think I know the bolt you are talking about. internaly it adjusts the tension and the bands. I may have that overtightend.

On another note: it was not the torque converter. I have replaced that and the problem still exists.


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