I have tried to locate the TCM on a nissan liberty 2002 but cannot find it

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Funny model here in North America, but

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Jun 26, 2006 - tcm is located on left quarter beside/under battery. Conects to tranny on top right back side of tranny. pain in the but to get to imo.

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More here, but the TCM is not something you say "I think I'll put a new one in my car". You need an auto electrician or a transmission specialist to connect a scan tool computer and diagnose. The issue is more likely shift solenoids than the TCM.

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In the centre console under the dash.

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wow no year stated, its 1996 and never but how new
its a KK or KJ jeep 2002 to now. 14 years of jeep.
as is what transmission used, and if 2wd or 4wd.????
first the p0700 code
ONLY, means
1: SCAN TOO you using is junk, and old,
or
2: means the TCM needs to be scanned by self. to see all codes in the TCM.

my guess is you need a real scantool..

700 means, trans has errors, stored, ASK IT NOW.

1: fuses good,
2: is TCM plugged, in? some Liberties have seperate PCM and TCM.
3: the TCM most see all sensors working (where ever it hides)
if not , it will not ever upshift.
speed sensors dead, or not plugged in?
PCM cant talk to TCM.// oops....
and more.
the problem is your tools, (missing a real jeep scan too)
my INNOVA 3160 can see those errors, but ive never done a liberty, in fact i don't consider it a real jeep.


The TCM is JUST a computer (a simple microprocessor)
it has inputs and outputs (shift solenoids)
if the inputs lie, it can not shift or shifts wrong, or goes to limp home and skips gears.
all TCM work like that, and not scanning it is a FAIL.

you must scan it fully. to get all CODES.

you need to scan it,
to fix it or diagnose it.

the speedo runs off ABS speed, sensor.

scan the ABS too.
or you will never find cause.
there are many speed sensors, not just one like in old days.

here is how that works.(ascii art)

ABS >>>PCM/TCM and BCM. >>> and cluster brain (speed)
so if the transmission sensors work ,and ABS speed is dead.
the TCM can not know speed, so can not shift correctly.

the whole system needs to be scanned.
on the old cars the TCM had its own 2 sensors (or 3)
front ,middle, and tail. (tails was speed)
this is now changed.
the evolution is complex, so I'll skip that.

Inside the ECM/PCM. Dodge,Chrysler, and Jeep. Used to have separate TCM's. But now the integrated in to the power train control module. PCM. what is your problem?

on the transmission. 45RFE trans.?
is the engine overheating?



The transmission temperature sensor is mounted on the overdrive/torque converter clutch solenoid assembly and provides input to the TCM. When the temperature sensor reports 30 degrees F or colder, there will be no overdrive, and below 50 degrees F, there will be no torque converter clutch. If the transmission fluid temperature sensor reports an overheating condition (over 260 degrees F) and the transmission is currently in overdrive, the TCM will downshift to third gear. The TCM will also light the LED in the dash-mounted OD off switch until the temperature drops below 230 degrees F. However, the torque converter clutch may still be operational.

p0700 is pretty much the generic code for saying the computer that controls your transmission has a problem, it may not be the actual computer its self, but one of its sensores, or a bad wire, i would recomend taking it to a reputable transmission shop

Hi,
The TCM on the 9-5 Aero is located behind the glove compartment.
Remove the under panel on the passenger side, and look up behind the glove compartment - the TCM is clipped onto the bulkhead.
Please remember to dicobbect the battery BEFORE removing the module.
Total time to replace the module - 10 mins!
Good luck

This code is simply telling you to checkfor transaxle codes. if they tell you that the TCM is bad . They are wrong. you need to get a special code for the transaxle. Sorry, but thats all the P0700 code means.