🚗 Enhanced ATP TG-31 Automatic Transmission Solenoid Gasket - for Improved Performance Review

As always, everything came pretty quickly and fitted perfectly! You couldn't wish for better! Thank you Revane Prime.

Works, nice to have Revain sell it themselves. If you have a transmission leak, that's most likely the problem, but they want you to buy a brand new solenoid.

If you can wait a day or two for delivery, this is a good choice. My husband put this on our 2000 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport. Transmission stuck in "automatic mode". This part was repaired immediately at local auto parts stores for half the cost. I would definitely buy this again.

Fits as promised (98' Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3 or 3.8. Replaced 3.8. 3.3 engine last year, everything fits.) But you need to install the gasket with the RV just around the outside edge first wait an hour then put in your computer solenoid no leaks anywhere yet I can tell I added the sensors while I was there and also the trans radiator lines maybe so. I never feel like it shifts, it spooked me at first when I had to double take shots to make sure my RPMs change.

If you can wait a day or two for delivery, this is a great option. My husband put this on our 2000 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport. Transmission stuck in "automatic mode". This part was repaired immediately at local auto parts stores for half the cost. I would definitely buy this again.

Fits as promised (98' Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3 or 3.8. Replaced 3.8 with 3.3 engine last year, everything fits. ) But you need to install the gasket with the RV first just around the outer edge wait an hour then attach the computer solenoid no leaks nowhere i can tell i added the sensors while i was there and the trans radiator is also lines might be ok its never felt like it shifts at first, it startled me as I had to look twice to make sure my RPMs were changing.

My wife's 2002 Sebring started leaking pretty badly. Thought it was the bottom gasket at first, but a quick google search revealed that the magneto block gasket was a common problem on Chryslers. I removed the air intake box and took a good look at the area of the solenoid block. Pretty obvious leaks. Used gunk spray cleaner to get rid of most of the dirt. Disconnected the coolant hose over the middle screw so I could get to the screw more easily. I had to loosen this screw with a short size 10