2002 Dodge Caravan Sport 3.3L. I've been having a tranmission issue over the last 6 months. When reaching 35 to 37 MPH, for lack of better words, it's a "Jolting" of the shifting. I was told by the dealer that it would be one of the two speed sensors, so I replaced them. It did solve the issue for about 2 days, then started again. I'm now feeling two other symptoms; When placing in reverse, muffeled, growling, fast tick noise. And in drive when starting from a stop, almost like it take a second or two to get the signal to "go". There is 120k miles on this and I've always serviced it myself at 25-30k miles, replacing fluid and filter. Reading from some other sites, the possibility of having the dealer "flash" or put the PCM into "Learn" mode. I really don't want to spend the $$$$ on rebuild if not needed but I also don't want my wife stranded along side the road. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Bob ~ Centralia, Wa

 

There are no TSBs software updates relating to hard shifting for your vehicle. But read this post on doing a Quick Learn

http://www.ricksfreeautorepairadvice...-transmissions