



Master overhaul kit for the Chrysler 62TE 6-speed: friction clutches, sealing rings, gaskets and full seal set for 2007-up Dodge and Chrysler FWD.
This 2007-up 62TE master overhaul kit is for the owner or shop who has already decided the six-speed has to come apart: it slips, flares on the 2-3 or 3-4, drops into limp mode, or has burned clutches after a fluid leak. It covers the 62TE behind the 2.4L four and the 2.7L, 3.5L, 3.6L Pentastar and 4.0L V6 in the Dodge Avenger, Grand Caravan and Journey, the Chrysler 200, Sebring, Town and Country and Pacifica, the VW Routan and the Ram ProMaster 1500. In the box are friction clutch plates, sealing rings, metal-clad seals, rubber piston seals, O-rings and a full gasket set, about 8.3 lb boxed.
Chrysler built the 62TE from the 41TE four-speed and added a compounder gearset on the transfer shaft to get six ratios. Line pressure is routed through sealing rings and piston seals to the underdrive, overdrive, reverse, 2/4 and low/reverse clutches, and to the low and direct clutches in the compounder. Each friction stack is a precise height: in the common later layout the underdrive and overdrive packs each run four 0.073 in. frictions and reverse runs two. When the facings wear thin or a lip seal hardens, the clutch takes longer to fill and the computer sees the delay as slip. This kit renews those frictions and every rubber and metal-clad seal so apply pressure gets where it should without bleeding off.
Several 62TE complaints are software or electrical, not clutches. Shift-quality flashes were released for 2011-2013 vans and 2012-2013 Avenger and 200 sedans, and a bad TCC solenoid can cause slipping or a no-move condition on its own. Read codes, check the level hot, and pull the pan before ordering. The 62TE Journey common problems guide and the Chrysler 200 shift problems guide lay out the order to test things in. Slipping with correct fluid and no electrical faults, plus clutch material in the pan, means the soft parts are done.
Fitment is 2007-up 62TE six-speed front-wheel-drive applications from 2.4L to 4.0L in the vehicles listed above. The kit cross-references OE overhaul numbers B077820C, B077880C and W077881C and services transmissions tagged 62TE, 68272623AB and 68029389AA. Clutch counts are not identical across every build; TransGo notes some small-engine units carry only three overdrive and one reverse friction. Check your tag before ordering, or send us your year and VIN to confirm. For drums, planetaries and valve bodies see the 62TE parts page.
| Fits | Chrysler 62TE 6-speed FWD automatic, 2007-up, 2.4L-4.0L |
| Applications | Dodge Avenger, Grand Caravan, Journey; Chrysler 200, Sebring, Town & Country, Pacifica; VW Routan; Ram ProMaster 1500 |
| OE overhaul numbers | B077820C, B077880C, W077881C |
| Services OE tags | 62TE, 68272623AB, 68029389AA |
| Includes | Friction clutch plates, sealing rings, metal-clad seals, rubber piston seals, O-rings, full gasket set |
| Kit type | Master overhaul kit (frictions, seals, gaskets) |
| Shipping weight | 8.3 lbs |
| Ships | From the USA |
Doing this repair right usually means replacing these at the same time. Same transmission, ships together.
Yes, 2.4L 62TE applications are in the listed fitment. Some small-engine units use fewer overdrive and reverse plates, so confirm your transmission tag or send the VIN before ordering.
The listed contents are friction plates, sealing rings, metal-clad seals, rubber piston seals, O-rings and the gasket set. Steels and a filter are not listed, so plan to reuse good steels and add a filter kit.
No. The 62TE shares its main section design with the 41TE, but this kit is built for the six-speed 62TE only.
Third is the 62TE limp gear, so it can be triggered by a solenoid, sensor or wiring fault as easily as by worn clutches. Read the codes first; rebuild when the codes and pan point to slipping clutches.
ATF+4 only. Chrysler warns against other fluids, additives and flushing on the 62TE.