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Need some help with a 2016 Chrysler T&C I just purchased with 88K miles on it. We recently noticed that when accelerating and the car is shifting from 3rd to 4th gear there is flare of about 500 rpm. If it is accelerating on a hill, the 3rd to 4th gear change will sometimes be a shudder...

Recently bought an 02 Grand Caravan that stutters hard under 2k rpms at about 45-55mph on acceleration. If I turn O/D off, it doesn’t do it because it doesn’t reach top gear, or if I give it enough gas that it downshifts, it’s fine. It has a slight miss at idle, only gets about an avg of...

Hi everyone, I have been reading the forum and have found a few articles with similar symptoms, but not all of the same symptoms. I have a 2011 T&C with the 6-speed (62TE?) transmission. The first sign of trouble was about 4 months ago, when it was really cold, maybe -20F. Backed out of...

Hello 4th Gen Forum: I have a 2004 Chrysler Town and Country with a 3.8L, and 168000 miles. Since it was new, I’ve changed the oil every 3,000 miles. It developed a powertrain shudder at 158000. It usually occurs at 30mph, but it can happen at any point between 20 and 40. The mechanics tell me...

Almost 2 years ago I decided to join this wonderful forum because I was having shuddering issues. I did extensive reading here and there and I resolved - maybe incorrectly - that I was having torque converter shudder. I did a variety of things including a complete flush at transmission shop (at...

Hi folks, I'm new to this forum and would like to know if any of you have expertise diagnosing the common 41TE 4 spd transaxle. Other forums do have detailed threads on the topic I have scanned with some good takeaways. My situation is this: 1) I have a well equipped shop for a...

2000 Voyager 3.0. Runs great, but when cruising on highway the trans will shudder once in a while, usually when the AC compressor pops in and out. With AC off. it doesn't seem to do it. It's not just the slight bump you get from the AC compressor alone. I don't know whether to be concerned...