Started getting a whining noise Thursday night and more Friday evening in the Grand Caravan 2015. No lights light on the dash. This just started on Thursday night when I pulled into the driveway at home. Friday went to pickup a pizza and the noise was louder and the tranny slipped a little. Didn't get it past 35 mph/60 kmh in town. Noise seems to go away when you are not at low speeds (under 20 mph).
It's the tranny and not the power steering pump since the pump is on the left side of the end (passenger side) and the tranny in the driver side underneath the battery.
Saturday I checked the fluid levels which were fine and I added just a bit more fluid.
I checked youtube and Chrysler forums. Sounds like the issue might be the compounder assembly that may be failing.
Tranny only has 88,xxx kms (55,xxx miles on it). I changed tranny fluid with ATF+4 about 18 months ago and dropped the pan and changed the filter at that time.
Anybody experience this problem with the 62te transmission? Most online posts mention up to model years 2014. Unfortunately warranty was up last September and I didn't get an extended warranty.
Attached is a link to the noise it's making. Let me know if the link works or not.
It's the tranny and not the power steering pump since the pump is on the left side of the end (passenger side) and the tranny in the driver side underneath the battery.
Saturday I checked the fluid levels which were fine and I added just a bit more fluid.
I checked youtube and Chrysler forums. Sounds like the issue might be the compounder assembly that may be failing.
Tranny only has 88,xxx kms (55,xxx miles on it). I changed tranny fluid with ATF+4 about 18 months ago and dropped the pan and changed the filter at that time.
Anybody experience this problem with the 62te transmission? Most online posts mention up to model years 2014. Unfortunately warranty was up last September and I didn't get an extended warranty.
Attached is a link to the noise it's making. Let me know if the link works or not.
62te trannywhine.mp4
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