2002 Sebring Transmission - Help !

Discussion in 'Sebring' started by Igor Cherepinsky, Nov 26, 2003.

  1. I have a 2002 Sebring LX (2.7 V6). The car has 40K on it. When cold,
    the transmission
    will not shift into any gear. I dont think its slipping, just wont
    shift - the engine just revs up freely. Basically, in the morning I
    have to wait for 2-4 mins for the car to warm up (I live in CT, we are
    talking about 20 degree weather here), before I it will shift. Once
    warmed up, it shifts nicely, in fact it is one of the smoothest
    automatics I have seen, it does not slip, and in general feels like a
    brand new tranny - the car is quite zippy. I just bought the car used,
    the dealer claims that this is normal for Chrysler trannys. Is that
    correct ? By the way, fluid level is fine. I have not changed the
    filter/fluid yet, but its my next move, unless anyone has other
    suggestions.
     
    Igor Cherepinsky, Nov 26, 2003
    #1
  2. Igor Cherepinsky

    Art Begun Guest

    Bring the car to the dealer and tell him to fix it.
     
    Art Begun, Nov 26, 2003
    #2
  3. | I have a 2002 Sebring LX (2.7 V6). The car has 40K on it. When cold,
    | the transmission
    | will not shift into any gear. I dont think its slipping, just wont
    | shift - the engine just revs up freely. Basically, in the morning I
    | have to wait for 2-4 mins for the car to warm up (I live in CT, we are
    | talking about 20 degree weather here), before I it will shift. Once
    | warmed up, it shifts nicely, in fact it is one of the smoothest
    | automatics I have seen, it does not slip, and in general feels like a
    | brand new tranny - the car is quite zippy. I just bought the car used,
    | the dealer claims that this is normal for Chrysler trannys. Is that
    | correct ? By the way, fluid level is fine. I have not changed the
    | filter/fluid yet, but its my next move, unless anyone has other
    | suggestions.

    Nonsense. My wife has a 2003 Dodge Stratus SE 2.7 V6 (basically the same
    car as the Sebring) and I have the 2004 Sebring LXi 2.7 V6. Your symptoms
    are NOT normal. Shifting is a little delayed when cold, but the engine
    should never go into a free-rev state. Tell the dealer to find the problem
    and fix it.
     
    James C. Reeves, Nov 26, 2003
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  4. Igor Cherepinsky

    mic canic Guest

    nope that is not normal
    you need to have the codes pulled from the trans module and i will venture
    to say there is a loss of prime fault code get it in before it's to late
    to get them to take care of it
     
    mic canic, Nov 27, 2003
    #4
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