2005 Stratus p0700 code
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2005 Stratus p0700 code
Last month I took my Stratus in to get the oil and transmission fluid checked and changed. Last week my check engine light came on. Also at a stop light the engine will sometime rev and the speedometer will rev with it like it was the rpm needle. This is usally followed by the transmission trying to engage and the car lurching forward, or trying to. Also sometime when I come out of a stop the transmission will not shift the car into a higher gear. the rpm needle will go up to 3k sometime 4k until I pull off somewhere, turn the car off and then turn it back on. I checked the engine code with the ignition key BKM and the code p0700 came up and nothing else.
2005 dodge stratus sedan v6 stx
75000 miles.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
2005 dodge stratus sedan v6 stx
75000 miles.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Last month I took my Stratus in to get the oil and transmission fluid checked and changed. Last week my check engine light came on. Also at a stop light the engine will sometime rev and the speedometer will rev with it like it was the rpm needle. This is usally followed by the transmission trying to engage and the car lurching forward, or trying to. Also sometime when I come out of a stop the transmission will not shift the car into a higher gear. the rpm needle will go up to 3k sometime 4k until I pull off somewhere, turn the car off and then turn it back on. I checked the engine code with the ignition key BKM and the code p0700 came up and nothing else.
2005 dodge stratus sedan v6 stx
75000 miles.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
2005 dodge stratus sedan v6 stx
75000 miles.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
how does the speedo reving like RPM's have anything to do with transmission fluid?
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The tranny fluid level is fine. I had the fluids checked at a Jiffy lube. I know I know, but I use Jiffy lube because my friend works there and takes care of me. He's relocated since then so Im looking for a new place. The car has about 75000 miles and never had transmission issues before.
When I say the speedo acts like the rpm needle I mean the needle moves with the rev of the engine. So I pull up to a red light and while Im sitting there the engine will rev slightly on its own. The speedo needle will fluctuate with the rev like the rpm needle and soemtime the tranny will try to shift. If Im parked with the car idling and the in park then the engine will still rev slightly once and a while, the speedo needle will also fluctuate with the rev but the tranny will not try and shift.
When I say the speedo acts like the rpm needle I mean the needle moves with the rev of the engine. So I pull up to a red light and while Im sitting there the engine will rev slightly on its own. The speedo needle will fluctuate with the rev like the rpm needle and soemtime the tranny will try to shift. If Im parked with the car idling and the in park then the engine will still rev slightly once and a while, the speedo needle will also fluctuate with the rev but the tranny will not try and shift.
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You can get your ODBII codes right on your cluster (like the OP's p0700). No reader needed, just turn it to on/off/on/off/on a couple times to show them, unless you want to clear the codes. To diagnose a p0700 (transmission fault), you will need a much more advanced reader called DRBIII. Mostly only dodge/Chrysler dealers have this scan tool, although some independent shops have invested in them. A basic one will run you about $1,500.
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You can get your ODBII codes right on your cluster (like the OP's p0700). No reader needed, just turn it to on/off/on/off/on a couple times to show them, unless you want to clear the codes. To diagnose a p0700 (transmission fault), you will need a much more advanced reader called DRBIII. Mostly only dodge/Chrysler dealers have this scan tool, although some independent shops have invested in them. A basic one will run you about $1,500.
The 3x key cycle gives the EXACT same think that Autozone code reading toy says. Legally they can't clear codes (that's a violation of Emissions laws since nothing was done to fix the problem)