u/PaintBaller1880

Oh boy, I hate to make this post, but here we go.

2015 Dodge Grand Caravan, 164,000 miles, second owner. It’s throwing a P0868 transmission fluid pressure sensor code. I took it to an independent mechanic, and they claim the transmission is shot.

I haven’t had any rough shifting except for one time. They claim it’s shifting rough between 4th and 5th. My wife drove it for a week after the check engine light came on, and it has not stalled out, gone into limp mode, or done anything else unusual. The light has been on for over two weeks.

There is also a whirring noise coming from the front end that has been going on since the 4th of July when we were driving home from the fireworks.

Just out of curiosity, has anybody ever had this problem and maybe been able to change out the pump or the sensor? I mean, two years ago in August, our Chrysler minivan completely wrecked the transmission going 55 on the highway, and it just doesn’t seem right to me.

I do trust the mechanic—they’re good people—but it’s just one of those things where maybe there’s an oversight.

Any help would be appreciated. We’re a family of six, and as much as I love my Volkswagen Jetta, it can’t carry six people.

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As someone who's curious about the funeral business—or profession, if you will—I have a question: How do you do it?

How do you go on death calls and transport the deceased without even flinching? How do you embalm someone by yourself? Do you just mentally prepare yourself beforehand? Is there a certain routine you follow prior to doing this work?

I've always wondered this! I'd imagine it takes a ton of mental strength to do this line of work?.