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The Dodge Grand Caravan Transmission solenoid replacement process can be difficult if you do not have a guide. In this video, I show you the step-by-step process of how to remove the transmission Solenoid Block on the 2003 Dodge Caravan. This process is good for all Dodge Caravans from 2001-2007. If you have not replaced your transmission filter and fluid before this, then this is a great time to take care of that as well. With the new solenoid block being cleared of all internal debris and dirt, you definitely do not want to mess it up by not starting with clean and fresh transmission fluid. You will need ATF+4 Transmission fluid to refill the system if you do change the transmission filter. The fluid capacity for the transmission is 4 quarts, if you are not replacing the transmission fluid and filter then you do not have to worry about that process. Thank you for watching everyone and your continued support!!! If you have any questions please leave them in the comments section below and hit SUBSCRIBE!! Keep On Wrenching!!!
---------------------------------------------Parts and Tools Used in Video--------------------------------------------------
Transmission Solenoid Block with sensors- amzn.to/46d1QE7
Transmission Filter- amzn.to/44fN7Xj
Transmission Fluid- amzn.to/44atrDV
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00:00 Introduction
00:55 Disassembly Tips
02:38 How Does my Transmission work?
04:23 Start of Repair/Disconnecting Negative Terminal on Battery
05:31 Transmission Solenoid Block Location
07:32 How to Remove the Battery Tray safely
13:07 Removing the Engine Coolant Reservoir
17:39 Removing the Transmission supply lines
19:02 Removing Output Speed Sensor
21:35 Removing the Transmission Valve Block
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Artist- Mike Floss
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