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I have a 2000 Plymouth Voyager. The shift indicator lights stopped working, the speedometer also quit.I read the fix it in the forum for the 1999 Dodge Caravan. I have replaced both the input and output sensors on the transmission, Plus disconnected the the battery and then turned on the key to drain the electrical system. Neither have worked the problem is still the same. Does anyone have any other suggestions. I'm at a loss as how to fix the vehicle without taking it to the dealer.Thanks
the vehicle speed sensor is on the back of the transmission.. way up in a hard to reach place... its on top of the housing where the right hand CV shaft plugs in... that is what drives the speedometer...the front input and output speed sensors measure the drum speeds so the tranmission computer knows how fast they are turning in relation to each other..if you have attempted to drive the car.. i am taking it does not shift.. only has second gear.. have you tried to extracted any trouble codes... do you have a scan tool??if not.. you can extract the codes by cycling the key ON.. off.. ON... off.. ON...off... ON... with the final position being ON>. the odometer will start flashing codes.. please write them down.. post them.i will get back to you later as i am enjoying the super bowl... and i have to read up on why the indicator light stopped working..there should be like 5 connectors on the transmission...the 2 speed sensors on the front.. connector on top of the valve body... one on the