Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
My 97 Grand Cherokee did this once and it was the throttle position
sensor that was bad, I almost had the tranny rebuilt but I ran into a
wise mechanic. We changed the sensor out in about 5 minutes and voila
problem solved. ( this is in reference the tranny problem)
With mine it never showed up in diagnostics but we attributed it to
being an intermitant fault.
Some info on this:
http://www.usatransdoctor.com/foreignjeep.htm
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=jee...btv.net&rnum=4
Your year had a recall on that part
http://www.canadiandriver.com/articl...cherokee_b.htm
You never know it might be a simple fix like mine was...cross your
fingers.
>> Hi,
>>
>> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
>> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
>> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>>
>> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
>> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
>> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
>> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
>> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>>
>> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>>
>> Thanks!
sensor that was bad, I almost had the tranny rebuilt but I ran into a
wise mechanic. We changed the sensor out in about 5 minutes and voila
problem solved. ( this is in reference the tranny problem)
With mine it never showed up in diagnostics but we attributed it to
being an intermitant fault.
Some info on this:
http://www.usatransdoctor.com/foreignjeep.htm
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=jee...btv.net&rnum=4
Your year had a recall on that part
http://www.canadiandriver.com/articl...cherokee_b.htm
You never know it might be a simple fix like mine was...cross your
fingers.
>> Hi,
>>
>> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
>> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
>> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>>
>> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
>> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
>> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
>> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
>> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>>
>> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>>
>> Thanks!
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
My 97 Grand Cherokee did this once and it was the throttle position
sensor that was bad, I almost had the tranny rebuilt but I ran into a
wise mechanic. We changed the sensor out in about 5 minutes and voila
problem solved. ( this is in reference the tranny problem)
With mine it never showed up in diagnostics but we attributed it to
being an intermitant fault.
Some info on this:
http://www.usatransdoctor.com/foreignjeep.htm
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=jee...btv.net&rnum=4
Your year had a recall on that part
http://www.canadiandriver.com/articl...cherokee_b.htm
You never know it might be a simple fix like mine was...cross your
fingers.
>> Hi,
>>
>> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
>> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
>> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>>
>> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
>> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
>> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
>> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
>> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>>
>> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>>
>> Thanks!
sensor that was bad, I almost had the tranny rebuilt but I ran into a
wise mechanic. We changed the sensor out in about 5 minutes and voila
problem solved. ( this is in reference the tranny problem)
With mine it never showed up in diagnostics but we attributed it to
being an intermitant fault.
Some info on this:
http://www.usatransdoctor.com/foreignjeep.htm
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=jee...btv.net&rnum=4
Your year had a recall on that part
http://www.canadiandriver.com/articl...cherokee_b.htm
You never know it might be a simple fix like mine was...cross your
fingers.
>> Hi,
>>
>> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
>> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
>> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>>
>> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
>> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
>> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
>> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
>> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>>
>> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>>
>> Thanks!
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:<b0fOb.5701$zy3.2687@okepread01>...
> joe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> > I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> > tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
> >
> > The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> > the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> > because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> > the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> > sporadically chimes that the door is open.
> >
> > Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>
>
> First off, find another dealership where they will give you a straight
> answer. They can use the DRB scantool and pull tranny codes.
>
> The VIC doesn't actually read anything directly from the tranny, just takes
> info from door switches, transfer case, and the ECU(engine computer).
> The door-open may just be a loose connector on the back of the VIC.
>
> Cold weather operation with warm failure indicates something is leaking
> inside. Could just need a seal kit. Check the tranny fluid level and
> remove/clean/ reinstall the electrical connectors.
>
> If it's not electrical, my first thought is bands, followed by a
> sticking valve body.
Thanks for the suggestions. Have a service appointment next week.
I'll post the results.
> joe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> > I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> > tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
> >
> > The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> > the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> > because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> > the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> > sporadically chimes that the door is open.
> >
> > Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>
>
> First off, find another dealership where they will give you a straight
> answer. They can use the DRB scantool and pull tranny codes.
>
> The VIC doesn't actually read anything directly from the tranny, just takes
> info from door switches, transfer case, and the ECU(engine computer).
> The door-open may just be a loose connector on the back of the VIC.
>
> Cold weather operation with warm failure indicates something is leaking
> inside. Could just need a seal kit. Check the tranny fluid level and
> remove/clean/ reinstall the electrical connectors.
>
> If it's not electrical, my first thought is bands, followed by a
> sticking valve body.
Thanks for the suggestions. Have a service appointment next week.
I'll post the results.
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:<b0fOb.5701$zy3.2687@okepread01>...
> joe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> > I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> > tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
> >
> > The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> > the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> > because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> > the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> > sporadically chimes that the door is open.
> >
> > Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>
>
> First off, find another dealership where they will give you a straight
> answer. They can use the DRB scantool and pull tranny codes.
>
> The VIC doesn't actually read anything directly from the tranny, just takes
> info from door switches, transfer case, and the ECU(engine computer).
> The door-open may just be a loose connector on the back of the VIC.
>
> Cold weather operation with warm failure indicates something is leaking
> inside. Could just need a seal kit. Check the tranny fluid level and
> remove/clean/ reinstall the electrical connectors.
>
> If it's not electrical, my first thought is bands, followed by a
> sticking valve body.
Thanks for the suggestions. Have a service appointment next week.
I'll post the results.
> joe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> > I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> > tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
> >
> > The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> > the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> > because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> > the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> > sporadically chimes that the door is open.
> >
> > Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>
>
> First off, find another dealership where they will give you a straight
> answer. They can use the DRB scantool and pull tranny codes.
>
> The VIC doesn't actually read anything directly from the tranny, just takes
> info from door switches, transfer case, and the ECU(engine computer).
> The door-open may just be a loose connector on the back of the VIC.
>
> Cold weather operation with warm failure indicates something is leaking
> inside. Could just need a seal kit. Check the tranny fluid level and
> remove/clean/ reinstall the electrical connectors.
>
> If it's not electrical, my first thought is bands, followed by a
> sticking valve body.
Thanks for the suggestions. Have a service appointment next week.
I'll post the results.
Guest
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:<b0fOb.5701$zy3.2687@okepread01>...
> joe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> > I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> > tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
> >
> > The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> > the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> > because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> > the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> > sporadically chimes that the door is open.
> >
> > Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>
>
> First off, find another dealership where they will give you a straight
> answer. They can use the DRB scantool and pull tranny codes.
>
> The VIC doesn't actually read anything directly from the tranny, just takes
> info from door switches, transfer case, and the ECU(engine computer).
> The door-open may just be a loose connector on the back of the VIC.
>
> Cold weather operation with warm failure indicates something is leaking
> inside. Could just need a seal kit. Check the tranny fluid level and
> remove/clean/ reinstall the electrical connectors.
>
> If it's not electrical, my first thought is bands, followed by a
> sticking valve body.
Thanks for the suggestions. Have a service appointment next week.
I'll post the results.
> joe did pass the time by typing:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> > I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> > tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
> >
> > The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> > the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> > because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> > the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> > sporadically chimes that the door is open.
> >
> > Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
>
>
> First off, find another dealership where they will give you a straight
> answer. They can use the DRB scantool and pull tranny codes.
>
> The VIC doesn't actually read anything directly from the tranny, just takes
> info from door switches, transfer case, and the ECU(engine computer).
> The door-open may just be a loose connector on the back of the VIC.
>
> Cold weather operation with warm failure indicates something is leaking
> inside. Could just need a seal kit. Check the tranny fluid level and
> remove/clean/ reinstall the electrical connectors.
>
> If it's not electrical, my first thought is bands, followed by a
> sticking valve body.
Thanks for the suggestions. Have a service appointment next week.
I'll post the results.
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
joeliotine@yahoo.com (joe) wrote in message news:<230a0dd1.0401170958.258d80aa@posting.google. com>...
> Hi,
>
> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>
> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>
> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
The error codes can be displayed by using the on-off-on key sequence.
The codes for the engine are the check engine light and the
transmission codes are displayed on the Overdrive LED. Check prior
postings using http://groups.google.com
Cheers,
Jim
> Hi,
>
> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>
> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>
> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
The error codes can be displayed by using the on-off-on key sequence.
The codes for the engine are the check engine light and the
transmission codes are displayed on the Overdrive LED. Check prior
postings using http://groups.google.com
Cheers,
Jim
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
joeliotine@yahoo.com (joe) wrote in message news:<230a0dd1.0401170958.258d80aa@posting.google. com>...
> Hi,
>
> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>
> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>
> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
The error codes can be displayed by using the on-off-on key sequence.
The codes for the engine are the check engine light and the
transmission codes are displayed on the Overdrive LED. Check prior
postings using http://groups.google.com
Cheers,
Jim
> Hi,
>
> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>
> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>
> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
The error codes can be displayed by using the on-off-on key sequence.
The codes for the engine are the check engine light and the
transmission codes are displayed on the Overdrive LED. Check prior
postings using http://groups.google.com
Cheers,
Jim
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Re: Tranny problem on 1995 Grand Cherokee
joeliotine@yahoo.com (joe) wrote in message news:<230a0dd1.0401170958.258d80aa@posting.google. com>...
> Hi,
>
> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>
> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>
> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
The error codes can be displayed by using the on-off-on key sequence.
The codes for the engine are the check engine light and the
transmission codes are displayed on the Overdrive LED. Check prior
postings using http://groups.google.com
Cheers,
Jim
> Hi,
>
> My 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a trans problem I cant figure out.
> I've taken it to 2 places (a trany shop, and a Chrylser dealer). The
> tranny shop says it may be electrical, the dealer says new tranny.
>
> The tranny sporadically gets stuck in limp mode (2nd - 3rd gear). In
> the cold weather it works just fine. I think the problem is electrical
> because along with the tranny acting up, the center console shows that
> the driver's side rear door is open when it's not. It also
> sporadically chimes that the door is open.
>
> Anyone have the same problem? If so, what wat the resolution if any?
The error codes can be displayed by using the on-off-on key sequence.
The codes for the engine are the check engine light and the
transmission codes are displayed on the Overdrive LED. Check prior
postings using http://groups.google.com
Cheers,
Jim
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