1995 Chrysler LHSFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Automatic Transmissions DTCS

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS DTCS

DTC OEM Code Description
P0120 29 Throttle Position Signal
P0600(2) 19 Bus Comm. With Engine Module
P0604 17 Internal Trans Controller
P0605 16 Internal Trans Controller
P0700 11 Internal Trans Controller
P0700 13 Internal Trans Controller
P0705 28 Check Shifter Signal
P0710(4) 72 Thermistor Input Circuit
P0710(4) 74 Calculated Oil Temperature In Use
P0715 56 Input Sensor Error
P0720 57 Output Sensor Error
P0725 18 Engine Speed Sensor Circuit
P0730 50 Gear Ratio Error
P0731 51 Gear Ratio Error In 1st
P0732 52 Gear Ratio Error In 2nd(1)
P0733 53 Gear Ratio Error In 3rd(1)
P0734 54 Gear Ratio Error In 4th(1)
P0740 38 Torque Conv Clutch Control Circuit
P0750 41 LR Solenoid
P0755 42 2-4 Solenoid Circuit
P0760 43 OD Solenoid Circuit
P0765 44 UD Solenoid Circuit
P0783 46 3-4 Shift Abort
P1765 20 Switched Battery
P1767 14 Relay Output Always On
P1768 15 Relay Output Always Off
P1770 60 Inadequate Element Volume: LR(1)
P1771 61 Inadequate Element Volume: 2-4(1)
P1772 62 Inadequate Element Volume: OD(1)
P1775 37 Solenoid Switch Latched In TCC Position(1)
P1776 47 Solenoid Switch Valve In L-R Position(1)
P1780 21 OD Pressure Switch Circuit
P1781 22 2-4 Pressure Switch Circuit
P1782 23 2-4 O/D Pressure Switch Circuit
P1783 24 LR Pressure Switch Circuit
P1784 25 LR/OD Pressure Switch Circuit
P1785 26 LR/2-4 Pressure Switch Circuit
P1786 27 All Pressure Switch Circuits
P1787 31 OD Hydraulic Pressure Switch(1)
P1787 32 2-4 Hydraulic Pressure Switch(1)
P1789 33 OD/2-4 Hydraulic Pressure Switch(1)
P1790 36 Fault Immediately After Shift(3)
P1791 35 Loss of Prime
P1792 12 Battery Was Disconnected
P1793 48 TRD Link Communication Error
P1794 58 Sensors Ground Error
P1795 45 Internal Trans Controller
P1796 70 Autostick Input Circuit
P1797 71 Manual Shift Overheat
P1798 73 Worn out/Burnt Transaxle Fluid
(1) Do not replace the TCM.
(2) See appropriate VEHICLES COMMUNICATIONS article.
(3) A 50 series code will be displayed with this code. Record DTC and perform test.
(4) Information not supplied by manufacturer.
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