A little help please, My car died between an intersection today...
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A little help please, My car died between an intersection today...
Alright, here is what I know.
Car dies and immediately turns back on with a subtle jerking action.
Check engine codes:
p0441
p0700
p0755
p0562
Car dies and immediately turns back on with a subtle jerking action.
Check engine codes:
p0441
p0700
p0755
p0562
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P0441 is completely irrelevant in this scenario.
P0441 is completely irrelevant in this scenario.
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P0700 is only there to let you know something is wrong with your transmission. It has sub codes stored in the TCM. You need a scanner that can pull those codes in the TCM.
Last edited by cheapez; Feb 3, 2013 at 06:10 PM.
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You don't have to worry about p0441
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p0755 is p0700 sub's code.
It says shift solenoid B malfunction.
What is the year of your car?
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P0562 is System voltage low
You have low battery, or the alternator is not charging it. I replaced the alternator's brushes on my Camry. It worked for me.
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p0755 is p0700 sub's code.
It says shift solenoid B malfunction.
What is the year of your car?
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P0562 is System voltage low
You have low battery, or the alternator is not charging it. I replaced the alternator's brushes on my Camry. It worked for me.
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You did not have a problem with your car shifting before right? So, wait to fix code P0562 first.
Something else could have set P0755.
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From eHow. I think you got your answer to this problem.
The most basic factor that can cause a solenoid shift malfunction is a corroded or loosely connected battery cable. The problem can also arise if the positive (or red) battery cable is damaged in some way.
Read more: What Are the Causes of a Shift Solenoid Malfunction? | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how-does_5038986...#ixzz2CukLB5DI
Read more: What Are the Causes of a Shift Solenoid Malfunction? | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how-does_5038986...#ixzz2CukLB5DI
Last edited by cheapez; Feb 3, 2013 at 06:11 PM.