Transmission Failure Problems of Dodge Stratus

The contact owns a 2004 Dodge Stratus. While driving approximately 35 mph, the engine was between 4 to 5 rpm's, but the vehicle would not accelerate forward. The vehicle was towed to a dealer and they stated that the transmission failed. The current mileage was 96,000 and failure mileage was 95,500.

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- the contact complained about transmission failures about 1 year ago. The contact took vehicle to dealership last year, and was told that the computer needed to be reprogrammed. The contact stated that vehicle would not accelerate after coming to a complete stop, and it was not accelerating properly when going up a hill. The contact stated that when trying to accelerate after she came to a complete stop, the rpms would go up but the vehicle wouldn't advance. The contact took the vehicle to dealership in December, at which time she was told that her transmission had failed. The contact stated that the dealership said to have transmission fixed would cost $5,000. 00. The contact called Chrysler corporation and filed a complaint, and was given a file number 15815556. Updated 2/6/2007 -.

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I drive a 2002 Dodge Stratus,at 40,000 miles transmission completely failed costing me 1300 dollars to replace,at 62,000 the second transmission failed me again,another 1300 dollars,now at 90,000 miles transmission is having problems down shifting on a downward incline,3,000 miles ago I was driving at 35 mph when the lower ball joint completely broke on driver side, wheel came completely off costing me 700 dollars to repair,was just informed the passenger side is going out now.

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The automatic transmission failed at 59,000 miles on my 2002 Dodge Stratus. The vehicle started to make a popping sound under the hood on the drivers side. The sound was intermittent for about 3 months. On September 22, 2005, the vehicle began to make a loud whistling sound and started to shift hard and/or delay shift. I took the vehicle to a repair shop and it was diagnosed with a hard part transmission failure. The total cost of repair was $2100. 00 and the vehicle went out of warranty at 50,000 miles.

: the contact stated the transmission failed while traveling 55 mph on the interstate. The vehicle was towed to the service dealer who determined that the transmission had been rebuilt in the past and was no longer under warranty. The manufacturer was not contacted. The vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop for repairs.

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While driving at 20 mph automatic transmission failed.

Total transmission failure.

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Automatic transmission failed. From research on the internert, this seems to be a common problem with Chrysler transmissions. We received no help from Chrysler or the dealer.

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Transmission failure resulted in complete loss of fluid. Mjs.

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I own two Dodge Stratus. One transmission just failed. The transmission shop daid it was because of the transmission lines to the radiator had loosened up. The car had been involved in a minor accident. Now my other Stratus has developed a transmission leak. Same problem!! I have to believe there is a manufacter defect!!.

Transmission failure.