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How To Identify Faulty Component In Transmission On 1998 Chrysler Town & Country Minivan?
Symptoms. Van doesn't move , made some clunking when transmission quit. Speedometer indicate speed when placed in gear & motor revved. Some clicking while speed goes to zero AFTER put in park. Park does not keep van from rolling. No fluid leaks or parts sticking out the bottom
asked 8 months ago
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It sounds like you have a broken axle or a bad cv joint. I would jack up the front of the van one wheel at a time and while turning the tire look under and see if the axle or cv joint is bad.
answered 8 months ago
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I think you have a broken cv joint or axle broke, jack to the vehicle and roll the front wheels and check it out.
answered 8 months ago
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