Greetings
I have the next problem with the 3 -speed transmission (and I believe with Overdrive in the turbine) of a Plymouth Voyager model 97, the problem consists that when I go on the road it starts to throw the oil through a vent, the transmission works perfectly to my point of view they enter: the 3 speeds, the speed is not skated and the change is quick. The problem has been bought since I bought the truck, and thinking about protecting the transmission put an extra cooler, but the problem persists.
I am a mechanical technician but the transmissions are not my fort, I ask a partner who is dedicated to the repair of transmissions and told me that it was the turbine that was damaged because the overdrive was not entering causing the transmission temperature to be elapsed, but what I did not like was when I add that I saw that he repairs all the transmission this told me 7 months ago and all this time has worked well except the dump of oil. Have to repair everything.
Thanks for your answers.