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Help! Obd Codes P0725, P0700 & P1685


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 Hi all, newbie here

We've only owned our 2.8D van for 3 months, 2007.5MY with 53K on the clock. A few days ago it 'boinged' and the OBD dash light illuminated. Ever since then it's been in 1 gear (1st or 2nd) I think it's more commonly known as 'limp home' mode.
It's been in for diagnostics today and has come back with the following codes - P0725, P0700 & P1685. The garage are telling me that I need a new gearbox ....... So would this be right or might there be something less expensive causing this problem?? I tried disconnecting the battery to see if it cleared - it didn't - and also checked all fuses in the IPM

Can anyone shed some light on what could be causing this problem please??

Thanks to all who contribute
David

 

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I've had this solved now after spending (to me anyways) a lot of £££. The replacement of the I/O gearbox sensors didn't work so the garage went for the TCM. It was corroded and also had a section missing from one corner! :angry: Why did Chrysler think the passenger wheel arch was a good place to mount something electrical?? :unsure:Anyways, the TCM was changed and normal gear service was resumed :D I hope this is the last of my problems with my van as I do love it to bits :wub:

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I managed to find a local specialist and they're replacing the input & output gearbox sensors today. Unfortunately, if this doesn't solve the problem then it is agin bein suggested that a new auto gearbox is fitted  :(  something we really cannot afford but also we cannot afford to just have a hunk of metal that doesn't go anywhere, so fingers crossed this change of sensors works.

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