my automatic, 99 dodge stratus will shift, but when i stop and try to go its a gamble if it is going to shift right again,what does a transpak shift sensor look like?

Asked by chito35 Jan 12, 2012 at 03:09 PM about the 1999 Dodge Stratus Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i did get it checked,and the guy at the dealer said it was my transpak shift sensor,but i don't know where its located or even know what it looked like and i don't have 800 dollars to have them fix it, so if u could help me locate where it is and show a pic. of the part, i would appreciate it, then i could probably be able to change it my self.

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f1 answered 12 years ago

Have the dealer give you a print out of the codes to see if you have a input or output speed sensor code. if not you need a solenoid pack which is in the top of the transmission in the front with the eletrical wires going to it.

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Carpentar answered 5 years ago

External on on all 41te gearboxes and about 58.00 at any parthouse except the stealership.

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Carpentar answered 5 years ago

To do self diagnostic turn ignition off and one three times wait odometer will start giving codes.

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