My town % country van stopped shifting. - 2001 Chrysler Town & Country

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You need a good auto electrician for puzzles like that. A pro grade $5,000 scan tool computer will tell which modules are having issues.

Probably needs the fuel safety shutoff switch resset. I am not sure where it is on a Town and Country van.

your tranny is shot,like most chrysler vans,the tranny sucks,1200 to fix,junk it

I doubt it also. Shift Solenoids possibility

Clogged CAT

Besides the normal stuff, like the radio stations preset and the clock, the only thing that has to be reprogramed on these vans is the shifting, somtimes it looses its shift points, you will need to reconnect the battery and then drive the van and you will see if it doesnt shift gears like it used to, it may take longer to shift, to correct this problem dissconnect battery for 10min, then connect it back and start the van and place the shifter all the way down to low, slowly roll out to road and take off you will shift the gears your self, note that the way you shift is the way its programed, so you will take off and at about 15mph you will shift to 2 and then i think at 30mph 3 and so on till you get to drive, good day.

I have the same problem with my van and my mechanic say the PCM and ECM needs to be replaced.

we can here,
your van is going into "limp mode"
when the computer does not get a correct signal from transmission it will not shift because it doesn't know your speed or engine RPM,
Three sensors on the transmission will trip it into limp mode,
1= output sensor,
2=input sensor,
3=speed sensor,
if you have it checked and get a "P0000" type code
it will tell you which one

i had same toublre on 96 plymouth output speed senor my wont shift out of second

hi i had the problem it was the circut board solder,in the dash cluster