1995 Chrysler New Yorker LIMP IN MODE

LAUTARET

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1995 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
6 CYL
FWD
AUTOMATIC
120,000 MILES

Hello,
I have a 95 chrysler new yorker aprox 120,000 miles, had the tranny serviced 2 years ago due to shifting problems. They changed filter, fluid and some hoses and the car drove great for 6 months. Car now in limp in mode, was told it was a tranny solenoid or possibly corroded wires.
I have no idea what the name of the solenoid is or where it is located on the tranny or where these coroded wires are located or how to get to them. I have also heard that it may the speed sensors, if so how would I replace them or what to look for if they are bad.
I have absolutely no money to pay a mechanic to look so I have to do this myself with some mechanical experience. Thank you in advance.

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COUGARMAN68

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I have the same problem with the same car the speed sensors are located drivers side of transmission about halfway up front one is by linkage back one is straight back I replaced mine but did no good im told its my transmission control module im buying that this friday but that is located behind your battery its a silver box with a harness screwed into it its 120.00 at oreillys I hope this helps you ill check back and let you know if the module fixes it