Automatic Transmission (4L60-E) DTCS

2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer 4.2 S, 4WDSECTION Automatic Transmission (4L60-E) DTCS
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AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION - 4L60-E DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) LIST

DTC Description
DTC P0218 TFT High
DTC P0502 Low Vehicle Speed When There Is A High Engine Speed In A Drive Gear Range
DTC P0503 Transmission Output Speed Drop Is Greater Than 1,300 RPM
DTC P0706 Start-Up In A Drive Range Or Vehicle Speed In PARK Or NEUTRAL
DTC P0711 Transmission Temperature
DTC P0712 TFT Sensor Signal Voltage Low
DTC P0713 TFT Sensor Signal Voltage High
DTC P0719 Open Brake Switch Circuit, 0 Volts, Low Input, During Accelerations
DTC P0724 Closed Brake Switch Circuit, 12 Volts, High Input, During Decelerations
DTC P0740 Open, Short To Ground Or Short To Power In TCC Solenoid Valve Circuit
DTC P0741 High TCC Slip Speed When PCM Commands TCC ON
DTC P0742 Low TCC Slip Speed When TCC Is Commanded OFF
DTC P0748 PC Solenoid Valve Duty Cycle Reached Its High Limit
DTC P0751 Gear Ratio
DTC P0752 Gear Ratio
DTC P0753 Open, Short To Ground Or Short To Power In The 1-2 SS Valve Circuit
DTC P0756 Gear Ratio
DTC P0757 Gear Ratio
DTC P0758 Open, Short To Ground Or Short To Power In The 2-3 SS Valve Circuit
DTC P0785 Open, Short To Ground Or Short To Power In The 3-2 SS Valve Assembly Circuit
DTC P0894 Excessive TCC Slip When The TCC Should Be Engaged
DTC P1810 Invalid State Of The TFP Manual Valve Position Switch Circuit
DTC P1860 Open, Short To Ground Or Short To Power In The TCC PWM Solenoid Valve Circuit
DTC P1875 Open, Short To Ground Or Short To Power In The 4WD Low Circuit
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