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Goes into limp mode when decelerating at highway speeds.
Goes into limp mode sometimes when decelerating at highway speeds. Clears when engine is turned off for 15-30 seconds. Can happen at intervails of 50-200 miles. Throttle position sensor gone bad?
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It's in limp mode. Continuing to drive highway speeds in second gear is going to destroy the transmission. Limp mode is incorporated so that you don't drive very far or very fast, but just enough so you can get it to a repair shop. The longer you drive it, the more it's going to cost - up to the cost of a new/rebuilt transmission.
the output speed sensor is going bad,or may have a broken wire on the connector.repair r the wire if so,or replace the sensor.Transmission goes into limp mode to protect it'self,and engine,from internal damage. repair this,and you should be good
sounds like your egr valve is opening too far at part throttle and sticking open. it is actuated by solenoids that open and let engine vacuum in. you were on a good path in checking the vacuum lines. however this may require replacing the egr valve and gasket. the egr valve is circular in shape on top and usually is bolted down with two bolts. its located on the engine side facing the firewall.
Of course the first thing to do is to check the transmission fluid level. Next have car scanned for codes, if there is a speed sensor malfunctioning, the transmission would go into limp mode. In limp mode, only reverse and second gear work. Many auto parts stores will scan your car for free. I hope this helps.
this is called "limp mode" which means to "limp" home. Chryslers default to limp mode when there is a problem with a speed sensor, body control module or other sensor
scan the computer and see what it says
I sometimes remove a bettery terminal leave disconnected for a few minutes and this resets the computer and clears codes
better to scan though and clear and see if it helps
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