SOURCE: 1996 plymouth voyager reverse lights not working
They are full of baloney. Ther's a switch underneath the shift lever that engages when you shiht into reverse. The mechanic probably loosened it when reconnecting the shift linkage to the new tranny.
Thay may have knocked the switch out of position, which would cause the lights to go on in some other gear than reverse. That would be the first thing I check.
Good luck !
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SOURCE: 1995 3.3L voyager stalls when downshifting
i could be wrong here but sounds like the toque converter when locked up don't want to let go when you hit the brake or downshift.it can be a solenoid or a control valve sticking.you can either try changing filter and fluid are try adding some lucas trans oil to it at the local auto store.
SOURCE: Where is the fuse for the reverse lights located in my 1995 Plymouth Grand Voyager?
Instrument panel fuse block. Hope the fuse block or fuse block lid is labeled? I also need to know if automatic or manual tranny? Do you have a tcm, transmission control module, some do some don't?
Note the fuse goes hot with the key on, not only check the fuse check the fuse circuit for voltage, use a test light. If it is just the fuse, I don't usually get that lucky.
An open switch that prevents voltage from being applied to the backup lights until the vehicle is put in reverse. Putting the vehicle in reverse closes the contact and applies power to the rear back-up lights.
Check under the dash or somewhere near the steering column if you have a column shifter. If the shifter closes or opens the backup light switch mechanically, one should be able to trace the cable and mechanisms that turn a cam that connects to the backup light switch, somehow.
May have to disassemble the steering column area to see it.
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