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Sep 28, 2010 (7:29 am)
I had a new (rebuilt) transmission put in our 2000 Voyager (174000 miles) and it shifts oddly. Is there any way to reset the "shift points," which, I understand are controlled by the computer?
#2382 of 2390 Re: 2000 Voyager Transmission [shadetreemech2]
by oldsalt2
Sep 28, 2010 (8:38 am)
I am no expert, but I believe the transmission is supposed to "remember" your driving habits and set shift points accordingly. In other words, if you drive like there's an egg between your sole and the gas pedal, the transmission will shift earlier (to a higher gear) and then remember that and shift earlier in the future. Similarly, if you are a lead foot, then the transmission will stay in lower gears and shift later. It will remember that you drive fast and shift later in the future.
#2383 of 2390 Re: Air Conditioner Noise [oldsalt2]
by jpf
Sep 28, 2010 (9:20 pm)
I had the drive belt tensioner replaced and that fixed the problem. Thank you for the advice.
Oct 04, 2010 (4:00 pm)
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#2385 of 2390 Re: Noisy fuel pump [jjtj]
by hillr
Jun 28, 2011 (7:31 am)
We are experiencing the same noise. Did you get any advice or help on your question? What did you end up doing?
Thanks
#2386 of 2390 Evap System Leak Trouble Shooting
by joepeterson56
Jan 15, 2012 (9:33 am)
I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to pressurize the fuel tank (with low pressure through the cap) so that the pressure would feed back toward the engine, causing a hissing sound enabling an easier way to pinpoint the system leak.
I have in the past found and repaired Evap System leaks due to bad hoses. They were always straight forward & located in the hoses up under the driver's seat area around the pump & valve/box area. This does not seem to be the case this time.
Due to physical limitation from health issues, I am trying to avoid placing the van up on 4 stands & removing obstructions to hand & visually inspect every line in the Evap/Fuel line system.
It seems to me that this should be possible by adapting an old cap to put the air into the tank, but I do not know if this approach could damage any parts.
Any input would be appreciated.
Mar 17, 2012 (7:18 pm)
How do i correct a code PO353 in a 96 caravan
#2388 of 2390 Some of Dashboard lights not working in 2002 caravan
by gehlot
Jan 02, 2013 (6:40 pm)
Need help... some of the dash board lights i.e. speedometer, mileage, fuel, gear not working in my 2002 dodge caravan. While signal, engine, break lights etc. are fine. Could someone help... what is the problem and how to fix?