2001 Dodge Neon

I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. It
also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. For a while
now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?

On Sep 27, 1:00*am, "karrie" <u46505@uwe> wrote:
> I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
> jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. *It
> also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. *For a while
> now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?

well for starters how many miles and did you check the fluid the neon
is notorious for automatic problems when was the last time the fluid
was changed and the filter i do a lot of mopar transmissions and i
find that the fluid is real problem you change the oil in the car why
not the fluid in the transmission

On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 05:00:37 +0000, karrie wrote:

> I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
> jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. It
> also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. For a while
> now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?

Of course it's the ****ing transmission! What the **** else could it be,
Einstein? Your best bet is to take it to the junkyard and see if you can
get a few bucks for it. The transmission repair cost will FAR exceed the
value of that POS.

Jezuz.


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On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 23:37:21 -0500, Dan C
> wrote:

>On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 05:00:37 +0000, karrie wrote:
>
>> I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
>> jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. It
>> also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. For a while
>> now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?
>
>Of course it's the ****ing transmission! What the **** else could it be,
>Einstein? Your best bet is to take it to the junkyard and see if you can
>get a few bucks for it. The transmission repair cost will FAR exceed the
>value of that POS.
>
>Jezuz.
likely true, but likely worth checking to make sure it HAS fluid -
might be worth changing it and seeing if it helps. Stranger things
have happened, and if the rest of the car is good there ARE used
transmissions around that can be installed for a reasonable price.
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On Sep 28, 12:37*am, Dan C > wrote:
> On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 05:00:37 +0000, karrie wrote:
> > I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
> > jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. *It
> > also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. *For a while
> > now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?
>
> Of course it's the ****ing transmission! *What the **** else could it be,
> Einstein? *Your best bet is to take it to the junkyard and see if you can
> get a few bucks for it. *The transmission repair cost will FAR exceed the
> value of that POS.
>
> Jezuz.
>
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yo dick head the trans does not go all on it own

On Sun, 28 Sep 2008 13:06:38 -0700, truckdriver wrote:

>> > I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
>> > jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. *It
>> > also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. *For a while
>> > now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?

>> Of course it's the ****ing transmission! *What the **** else could it be,
>> Einstein? *Your best bet is to take it to the junkyard and see if you can
>> get a few bucks for it. *The transmission repair cost will FAR exceed the
>> value of that POS.

> yo dick head the trans does not go all on it own

Of course it does, you ignorant illiterate stooge.


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truckdriver wrote:
>> I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
>> jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. Â*It
>> also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. Â*For a while
>> now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?
>
>well for starters how many miles and did you check the fluid the neon
>is notorious for automatic problems when was the last time the fluid
>was changed and the filter i do a lot of mopar transmissions and i
>find that the fluid is real problem you change the oil in the car why
>not the fluid in the transmission

thank you for your help I was thinking the same thing, it has been over 18
months since the fluid and filter was changed. Thanks for the heads up on the
neon transmissions, good to know!

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karrie wrote:
>>> I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
>>> jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. Â*It
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>>find that the fluid is real problem you change the oil in the car why
>>not the fluid in the transmission
>TRUCKDRIVER
>thank you for your help I was thinking the same thing, it has been over 18
>months since the fluid and filter was changed. Thanks for the heads up on the
>neon transmissions, good to know!

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truckdriver wrote:
>> I have an automatic 01 dodge neon and the reverse gear is slipping and
>> jerking, could this be my trany or something not so big of a problem. Â*It
>> also trys to cut off on me when I slow down, park, or Reverse. Â*For a while
>> now at times putting in in Reverse is a challenge, any help?
>
>well for starters how many miles and did you check the fluid the neon
>is notorious for automatic problems when was the last time the fluid
>was changed and the filter i do a lot of mopar transmissions and i
>find that the fluid is real problem you change the oil in the car why
>not the fluid in the transmission

TRUCKDRIVER
thank you for your help I was thinking the same thing, it has been over 18
months since the fluid and filter was changed. Thanks for the heads up on the
neon transmissions, good to know!

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