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Question by navymike
Submitted on 9/23/2005
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Question : 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager, 119K miles. Upon acccelerating from a
stop my speedometer needle suddenly moved to about 40 or 50 MPH, then quit
working. Then I noticed the engine was reving too high when driving (about 3K) &
seemed like transmission was not going into proper gear. The "check engine"
light then came on.  I drove very slow for about 5-6 miles back home - the
engine was at about 3k rpm so I would take foot off of accelerator. The "Check
Engine" remained on. Still sounded like transmission was in lower gear than it
should have been. I checked trans fuid, coolant, oil - all ok. What do you
think? Thanks for taking my question!


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