Speed Sensor Problems of Plymouth Grand Voyager

The car was driving fine all along. Then in the everning when I started to drive, I noticed the transmission can't shift up and the speedometer is gone, and the transmission warning light turns on. Dealer called back and wanted to charge $150 for diagnostic service because they claimed to have 3 problems. Obviously this is all related so trying to rack up on diagnostic is noticed. Then they reported that the problem was a malfunction transmission control module which also shorted out the input and output speed sensors. The total repair bill is $600. And the car has only 52k miles. Spoke to chrsyler customer assistance. They do not admit it is a component or design defect. And they will not reimburst or pay for the repair.

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On 2 separate ocassions the speed sensors to the transmission stopped working and it put my 1999 Plymouth voyager in limp mode and wouldn't allow my vehicle to go above 35mph. I has the sensors replaced at a cost of approx. $250 each time. The dealership admitted frequent problems with the sensors but said Chrysler has not taken any action to consider it a recall item.

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On two(2) occassions the speed sensor on this vehicle has gone out. On both incidents the vehicles goes into a protective limp mode which does not allow the vehicle to go over 30mph. .

Consumer notice while traveling vehicle would not travel over 15 mph. Dealer was contacted. Technician notice speed sensor need to be replace. Vehicle is now on third speed sensor. Please provide further information. Ph.