Transmission problems
Transmission: It is the place where the different "gears" of the cars are located.
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What is the transmission fluid of your Grand Caravan, and when should you change it?
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Transmission
Dodge Grand Caravan 2019 151925 miles
How do I fill the fluid for my transmission or even check the levels of it
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CommentTransmission donne des coups
Dodge Grand Caravan 2017 2.6L 100000 miles
Au changement de vitesse ou en attente à une lumière
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Transmission?
Dodge Grand Caravan 2005 Dodge grand caravan 202000 miles
Shifting high, seems to have a hard time getting above 50mph. Will, but doesn't like it. Gives kind of a whine/groan, RPMs riding about 35-3800 at 45mph, about 4200 at 55mph. Won't take it faster for concern of the car. Feels a bit like it's looking for a higher gear but can't find it. Missing/worn teeth? Think StopSlip could get me by for a while?
Transmission
Dodge Grand Caravan 2015 V 6 130000 miles
My car barely moves back when put in reverse and will not move at all, at a slight increase (up hill)
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Fuel pump won't turn off 
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Dodge Grand Caravan 2013 140000 miles
The old fuel pump went completely out.. so we replaced it...now the issue is that the new fuel pump won't turn off either and kills the battery. Now i located the fuse and I take it out the pump goes off and I can wake up in the morning without a jump I just put fuse back in.....what can the problem be ...I'm stumped please help. Than you in advance.
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Did you find a way to fix it? Having the same problem haven't replaced the fuel pump though
Best answer (according to Skyweazy)
TIPM Repair Fuel Pump Relay Bypass Cable Compatible with Dodge....I bought that and the issue went away....cheap fix...best way I flund tp fix it besides spending the thousand on a new computer board
TIPM Repair Fuel Pump Relay Bypass Cable Compatible with Dodge
Frustrated dodge owner from United States 2 years ago
I have 2012 dodge grand caravan withe the same issue, I tried the relay bypass and it worked for about a month and now the same thing.
Did you ever figure out your problem with your caravan? I have replaced battery, 3 alternators a starter and battery cables. The van is driving me nuts. Plus I'm a lady so I'm being raked over the coals at 4 different shops...thanks
@TampI used the tempo cable and I had no more issues. But then the transmission took a poop. So I traded it in for a Kia sedan. I am sorry for you trouble with that van...I hope things goes well for you
@TampTIPM cable sorry auto correct
If you Google search a TIPM cable for Dodge caravan it should pop up.
If you Google search a TIPM cable for Dodge caravan it should pop up.
@SkyweazyIt's a bypass cable...it worked for my van when it had the problem. If any other questions feel free to email direct as well. Yablonskyink@gmail.com
The cable fixed the issue but than the transmission took a poop again so we got rid of the van.
CommentP1745 engine light on
Dodge Grand Caravan 2013 Transmission 150000 miles
Does not shift stay on the first gear only
5 reports
I have a 2015 dodge Grand caravan it is stuck in limp mode took it to a shop and they say it's an electrical issue.
CommentSlow acceleration
Dodge Grand Caravan 2005 Dodge grand caravan 21156111 miles
Does not go above 30mph when driving has no transmission leaks at all transmission fluid is normal this just happened as soon as I got an oil change it started being delayed going into second gear
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2005 Dodge Caravan owner from United States 2 years ago
Could be a dirty throttle body, faulty or dirty map sensor, faulty solenoid, and a dirty or faulty EGR valve and dirty EGR pipe. And possible other sensors need to be replaced or cleaned. Also dirty or faulty oxygen sensors and spark plugs...
CommentTransmission won't stay or go into gear
Dodge Grand Caravan 2000 4 door SE, 3.3 flexfuel 285000 miles
Heading home after picking up the wife from her work one night and the van just kicks its self out of gear. I managed to get it back into gear for another block and that was it. Had it towed home. Two weeks later I was checking it out, started it up with a loud whining noise but it jumped into gear backed it up and pulled it forward and down it went again. My cheap OBD2 scanner read out that the ECM and the TCM was not communicating with each other. It has tranny fluid in it. I'm not sure if it could be the transmission it self or one of if not both of the cv axles or maybe the TCM.
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CommentOutput and input speed sensors affect p1745?
Dodge Grand Caravan 2014 Van 150000 miles
I havent changed my output and input speed sensors, could they be a cause for limp mode? I changed trans pressure solenoid, tcc solenoid, transmission filter and trans fluid. Anybody, anybody?
2009 Dodge Grand Caravan. After removing the dashboard to replace the
Dodge Grand Caravan 2009 3.8L 100000 miles
Vehicle: 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan. My vehicle originally had only one problem: the passenger-side HVAC blend door actuator was faulty, causing hot air to come out of the passenger-side vents. There were no other electrical or mechanical issues before I removed the dashboard. I removed the dashboard to replace the blend door actuator. Before reinstalling the dashboard completely, I turned the ignition switch to the ON position to test all vehicle systems. At that point, several problems appeared simultaneously:
The instrument cluster displayed "NO BUS". Most warning lights on the dashboard illu… Read complete
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Transmission slipping when down shifting
Dodge Grand Caravan 2019 130000 miles
When slowing down the car gets jumpy as if it was a manual transmission and I forgot to push the clutch as I was breaking.
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Transmisoin slip n won't shift
Dodge Grand Caravan 2012 Grand caravan 3.6l 220000 miles
Just changed motor now it won't shift at 40 mph n transmission slips
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