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2003 Dodge Intrepid error code p1776.Solenoid switch valve latched in lr position. Do i need to replace solenoid pack or valve body for this error code? I was told it could be either one depending on the date stamped on the solenoid pack thats on my tranny
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solenoid switch valve latched in LR position (this is a transmission issue which may involve replacing the valve body and solenoid pack; on some models there is a TSB on this problem so be firm with your dealer- Chrysler). not sure what TSB means but it sounds like a recall or problem they are aware of and responsible for fixing! That is word for word what my code reader says.
P0700 code is a generic code for Transmission Control System Malfunction
P1776code means your solenoid switch valve is stuck in low reverse. (DTC 47) A stuck solenoid switch valve is a common occurrence in the valve body of the Dodge 41te transmission.
The first step would be to check the wiring to the solenoid from the TCM, then maybe try a new solenoid pack if the wiring is determined to be fine.
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Chrysler Solenoid Switch Valve Latched in LR Position (this is a transmission issue which may involve replacing the valve body and solenoid pack; on some models there is a TSB on this problem so be firm with your dealer / Chrysler).
The p0700 means that there is a code in the trans controller. This code would then be the p1776. When the code was set the trans went into what they call "limp in mode". This is a safety feature that allows the vehicle to still driven in second gear so to make it to a repair shop or off the road.
P1776 is solenoid switch valve is latched in low/reverse. The most likely cause is the electrical portion of the trans which is called the solenoid pack. In order to replace this you need to remove the valve body inside the trans because it is bolted to the top side of it. I recommend making sure when the trans pan is dropped that there is no debris in the pan. If debris is found that the unit may need to be removed, torn down, and inspected to make sure there is no other problems.
P0700 is an alert code the p1776 is the actual trouble code.
Code p1776 is solenoid switch valve latched in low/reverse position. Valve is located in valve body not solenoid body reploace it
p0700 indicates you have trans fault present..p1776 is a trans fault which means solenoid switch valve is latched in low/reverse position..solenoid switch valve is located in valve body of transmission,but for 2001-2004 LH vehicles you need transmission event data read to find out what TRS position the fault set..recommend chrysler dealer for this fault..also build code on solenoid pack in trans must be checked..if in a certain build code range,you replace solenoid pack..not the valve body..valve body must be removed to check build code on solenoid pack..i have seen this problem before..i am a dealer technician, and had one of these fault codes last week and solenoid pack was the problem..solenoid pack is about 375 dollars..total time with diagnostics was about 3 hours..
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