I have to replace 2 Ox Sensors on my 2014 Town and country van. They are both upstream. I guess I should replace the downstream sensors at the same time? When you replace the transmission filter and oil, should you do a flush of it???
Right there 😂 And right there😂 Why even use a Tape measure? Respectfully, that made me laugh, Much love and Respect for ya, I greatly appreciate all of your information.
Ok so I tried this today. When the car was completely cold and I put the dipstick in, it comes out oily a little pass the 2" line on the stick.. Then when I turn it out, ran it for 15 minutes, passed gears ETC.. I then did the level test on running temp 200F and stick came out dry as if it had no fluid. Correct me if I'm wrong, isn't the dipstick suppose to come out with just the tip showing a slight bit of fluid when its cold and then at the 2" mark when it's hot? What happened here?
Thanks for making this video. You earned both a thumbs up and a subscribe for all the effort! The transmission in my 2016 T&C recently started slipping (87,000 miles). Dealership has said it needs to be replaced and quoted $8300 parts & labor to replace. Most intensive mechanical work I've done is the timing belt on a diesel Jetta. Debating whether to try tackling this. In your video it sounds like you are referencing a repair manual. If true can you provide a link to the manual or where to obtain? Also how did you determine how much transmission fluid to add after reassembling? Great job and wish you and your family all the best.
And to anyone watching this. I have a 2012 and 2014 town and country These transmissions are VERY VERY VERY VERY finicky about fluid level Literally 1/2 a cup of fluid is the difference between having all 6 gears. And only having 5 I been fighting this issue since replacing trans cooler lines (Jan 21 thru CURRENT day Jan 24 2023) One minute I’ll have all 6 gears and the next. I only got 5 gears
hello, good day, note that I have a 2008 4.0 town country and it has a 62TE TRANSMISSION Check the oil measurement after returning from work with the trip it warmed up to be ready and measure it well and it marks but just at the tip of the rod and that it is hot would have to put more oil or is the measurement different in this year and model of the transmission because when it is cold it does mark up to the mark of how much it should be hot thanks I hope you help me
just alittle cofused... is it correct to check it with engine running? At the beginning the video says "with engine off" but you checked it with engine running...
Probably best to fill through the hole that’s present when you remove the “dealer use only” cap from the dipstick tube. Use a funnel with a pliable rubber tube on it so it seals around the opening for a leak-free pour
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Thank you for this, it still useful years after posting, appreciate it.
Your helpful video saved my transmission its shifting perfect
God bless you for helping everone with this video
This video really helped me out when I was having an issue. I would have never found that plug.
Man this is a great video, thank you !
I have to replace 2 Ox Sensors on my 2014 Town and country van. They are both upstream. I guess I should replace the downstream sensors at the same time? When you replace the transmission filter and oil, should you do a flush of it???
Thank you so much!! You helped me so much!
Glad I could help!
Right there 😂
And right there😂
Why even use a Tape measure?
Respectfully, that made me laugh,
Much love and Respect for ya,
I greatly appreciate all of your information.
Ok so I tried this today. When the car was completely cold and I put the dipstick in, it comes out oily a little pass the 2" line on the stick.. Then when I turn it out, ran it for 15 minutes, passed gears ETC.. I then did the level test on running temp 200F and stick came out dry as if it had no fluid. Correct me if I'm wrong, isn't the dipstick suppose to come out with just the tip showing a slight bit of fluid when its cold and then at the 2" mark when it's hot? What happened here?
This is next level stupid engineering. Thank you for showing this!
Yes it is, thanks for watching
The cap doesn’t want to open for me how come? I turn it counterclockwise and it budges a little bit but doesn’t actually open.
Mine turns easier when it's warmed up.
🙂👍☕ great Job!
Thx
If I needed to add would I add into that tube where you put the dipstick?
Yes
How many quarts does it take to be in the range?
Thank you
thought you suppose to have the transmission on neutral?
Thanks for making this video. You earned both a thumbs up and a subscribe for all the effort! The transmission in my 2016 T&C recently started slipping (87,000 miles). Dealership has said it needs to be replaced and quoted $8300 parts & labor to replace. Most intensive mechanical work I've done is the timing belt on a diesel Jetta. Debating whether to try tackling this. In your video it sounds like you are referencing a repair manual. If true can you provide a link to the manual or where to obtain? Also how did you determine how much transmission fluid to add after reassembling? Great job and wish you and your family all the best.
Just a quick correction, the 5th gen was from 2008-2020, not 2022.
Just thought I’d let you know!!
Thx
Thank you!
You're welcome!
If the trans fluid is low, do you fill it?
And to anyone watching this.
I have a 2012 and 2014 town and country
These transmissions are VERY VERY VERY VERY finicky about fluid level
Literally 1/2 a cup of fluid is the difference between having all 6 gears. And only having 5
I been fighting this issue since replacing trans cooler lines (Jan 21 thru CURRENT day Jan 24 2023)
One minute I’ll have all 6 gears and the next. I only got 5 gears
Thank you
hello, good day, note that I have a 2008 4.0 town country and it has a 62TE TRANSMISSION Check the oil measurement after returning from work with the trip it warmed up to be ready and measure it well and it marks but just at the tip of the rod and that it is hot would have to put more oil or is the measurement different in this year and model of the transmission because when it is cold it does mark up to the mark of how much it should be hot thanks I hope you help me
just alittle cofused... is it correct to check it with engine running? At the beginning the video says "with engine off" but you checked it with engine running...
It was "engine off" just for safety when reaching in to remove the cap on the transmission fill tube.
I just tried this on my 2010 and with vehicle off it showed correctly on the dipstick, But when it running it shows nothing on it
Nice good to know, does this work same for a 2014 Town & Country?
Yes
Thankyou
Suppose to be in neutral when checking
Yes
Park is OK to
Safer to check it in PARK
Fiock is crying in the background I can’t I can’t hear
How do you put fluid in a 2010 Chrysler Town and country transmission
What type of fluid?
@@ProblemSolverGarage ATF+ 4 is what is called for..
Probably best to fill through the hole that’s present when you remove the “dealer use only” cap from the dipstick tube. Use a funnel with a pliable rubber tube on it so it seals around the opening for a leak-free pour
Great video. For a more permanent modification of the oil dipstick check out South Main Auto RUclips channel. Eric O. Posted about 6years ago.
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Ok why would you have to put his Middle name in there 😂