Gearbox fault (limp mode) help!
#1
Gearbox fault (limp mode) help!
Hi guys,
This is my first post on here and I'm looking for some help to solve a gearbox fault issue. Previously I had a rough idle and Codes p0174 and p0171 but after reading the forums I tried carb spray to detect a vacuum leak and had some marginal success. I changed the imt upper and lower seals. Now the idle problem and codes for that have went away. When I was driving to work I had the gearbox fault come on early in the day before I went home to change those seals. I plug-in the in over 3100 OBD 2 code reader I can't find any stored codes for the gearbox fault. But randomly I had seen at some point p0137 (O2 circuit low voltage bank 1 sensor 2) and p0157 (O2 circuit low voltage bank 2 sensor 2) now I am stuck and don't know what to do! Can't find that code come up again and I didn't clear it. What should I do now? Checked the fuses best I could and they seem good so maybe did the ongoing problem with the bad p0174 and p0174 cause this problem? What could it be? Any help is truly appreciated!
This is my first post on here and I'm looking for some help to solve a gearbox fault issue. Previously I had a rough idle and Codes p0174 and p0171 but after reading the forums I tried carb spray to detect a vacuum leak and had some marginal success. I changed the imt upper and lower seals. Now the idle problem and codes for that have went away. When I was driving to work I had the gearbox fault come on early in the day before I went home to change those seals. I plug-in the in over 3100 OBD 2 code reader I can't find any stored codes for the gearbox fault. But randomly I had seen at some point p0137 (O2 circuit low voltage bank 1 sensor 2) and p0157 (O2 circuit low voltage bank 2 sensor 2) now I am stuck and don't know what to do! Can't find that code come up again and I didn't clear it. What should I do now? Checked the fuses best I could and they seem good so maybe did the ongoing problem with the bad p0174 and p0174 cause this problem? What could it be? Any help is truly appreciated!