The 1998 T&C named PRINCE! A Rocky Start of the new Work Donkey fleet!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- In the world of gig, Work, transportation is incredibly important! So we added a 1998 Town & Country minivan to our fleet of Work donkeys. When Vicky suffered eight breakdown I bought another Chrysler product.
In the beginning 👍 it did not go well!
#GigLife #Town&Country #Dodge
😂 congratulations on getting it running🎉
26, it's only a baby😂
Yes! LoL being that I drove one of these vans 430,000 miles. Hopefully this one will have that kind of longevity too.
Great job!!!!
I've had my van for several years now and have the same transmission in it that used to hit limp mode all the time when I bought it and no longer hits limp mode knock on wood
Yes, if there is a engine light, it’s fixable. It’s when you don’t have an engine light that we got worry.
Limp mode is usually fixable as these transmissions are very dominantly electronically controlled.
very interesting noise, Prince the van was making at start of the video. I just kept thinking about painting the van like the Melvan. Hope it works out with new van, seems like the sensors might have done the trick.
@@shaunspins thanks Shaun. I put her in service tomorrow.
Just got to figure out a place to put those leather back seats 😁👍
Sorry for so many comments LOL buy you are gonna be great man! It'll keep things interesting. On the 62te there is a kickdown clutch from 4 to 3:00 which I believe yours will have that too and sometimes the seals get a little Nick in them that can release pressure when you downshift. So I think that's why mine was fixed with the blue devil
@@CHEAPROLLIN it’s OK thanks for the comments 🔧😁👍
Nice scan tool. What I figured out was to look for one that was bi-directional
By directional?
Oh yeah there's two products that I put in mind that make it not hit limp mode too. After changing the fluid and filter put one bottle of trans tune in it and half a bottle of Blue devil transmission seal stop leak
Yeah, sometimes the blue devil can help swell the seals if there’s a leak. But if there’s an exterior leak, it’s always best to fix that before adding any stop leak technology. 👍🔧😁
It's possible that the transmission is slightly overheating due to someone putting the wrong fluid in it
@@CHEAPROLLIN I thought that too. I did one transmission service on it with the correct fluid ATF +4 I took it down to my friends at the transmission shop and have it serviced again.
@@RussShawTV heck yeah I am thinking of putting a cooler on mine. My van would limp mode if I was coming to a stop. I was able to keep the from limping if I held a tiny bit of throttle while coming to stop. I finally believe it was the drum seal / debris. The 4 to 3 seals go bad. So if yours had the same problem I imagine it would be at highway speeds coming to a stop when it kicks down from 4 to 3rd and it would cause limp mode. Luckily the Blue devil fixed it for me