Thanks to Dave at Vulcan Performance I checked my speed sensor really close at the rear end housing. I saw that the connector was decent but i put some dielectric grease in the plug and took it for a drive and she shifts again! Thanks to everyone for the help.

 

Bump problem is back on and off. Its gotta be something that controls the cruise and the shifting into lockup and overdrive because as soon as it doesnt work the cruise doesn't work either....

 

If there was any internal damage to the trannny it wouldnt kill the cruise as well. Its gotta be a control unit/sensor. I am getting no cel and the codes that it has are:

P0123
P1596
P1693

P1693
P0380


in that order

 

The axle speed sensor may be erratic and moving it caused a temp fix!!
The RPM sensor on left side of overdrive housing can keep from going into OD. The throttle cable lever on left side near bellhousing should be fully forward at closed throttle. As you start opening throttle, the lever should more freely. At WOT you may be able to move lever a small amount futher rearward. An return to the forward position with throttle released. As with all electrical issues, it is stronglly recomended to clean/inspect all battery and ground connections. This includes the ground for PCM on right side cowl and the ECM ground behind starter. Also alternator connector.

 

I have changed both speed sensors both on the tranny and the one on the rear end housing. I ordered an apps from timbo yesterday as I was told by a chrysler tech that the high voltage from the apps will lock out the cruise control from working. We shall see wednesday or thursday.