ODB code P1782 on 1999 T&C Van
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ODB code P1782 on 1999 T&C Van
The check engine light came on my wife's van. I check the codes and it was showing a P1782 code. I couldn't find this code in the book. Does anyone know if this is a transmission related code? It has 130K mile on it now. The Transmission was rebuilt at about 80K . I cleared the code and took it for a ride and it seemed fine.
Thanks for any help!
Ron G.
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Ron G.
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RE: ODB code P1782 on 1999 T&C Van
its a 1 bolt and 1 wire harness clip that takes about 5- 10 minutes right on the front of the tranny. I'd shop the part and do it yourself. When i did one on my 91GC 5 years ago , the part cost about $120.00. Check ROCKAUTO for a price(they might have it) . I'd recommend doing a tranny service at the same time (filter/fluid change which you can do yourself too). Usual reason for the solenoid pack to fail is fine metal particles plugging micro-screens in the pack. Alot of times they will work fine for a while after the vehicle has been turned off and sat for a while. But when they rapidly shut down and give you the code, it's time to change it.
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RE: ODB code P1782 on 1999 T&C Van
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its a 1 bolt and 1 wire harness clip that takes about 5- 10 minutes right on the front of the tranny. I'd shop the part and do it yourself. When i did one on my 91GC 5 years ago , the part cost about $120.00. Check ROCKAUTO for a price(they might have it) . I'd recommend doing a tranny service at the same time (filter/fluid change which you can do yourself too). Usual reason for the solenoid pack to fail is fine metal particles plugging micro-screens in the pack. Alot of times they will work fine for a while after the vehicle has been turned off and sat for a while. But when they rapidly shut down and give you the code, it's time to change it.
its a 1 bolt and 1 wire harness clip that takes about 5- 10 minutes right on the front of the tranny. I'd shop the part and do it yourself. When i did one on my 91GC 5 years ago , the part cost about $120.00. Check ROCKAUTO for a price(they might have it) . I'd recommend doing a tranny service at the same time (filter/fluid change which you can do yourself too). Usual reason for the solenoid pack to fail is fine metal particles plugging micro-screens in the pack. Alot of times they will work fine for a while after the vehicle has been turned off and sat for a while. But when they rapidly shut down and give you the code, it's time to change it.
Just order a solenoid pack, you have a 4 speed 41TE transmission. There is only one pack for 1988 to 2006.
