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Old 01-05-2009, 10:39 AM
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01' LX Transmossion not shifting... P0730

Throwing a p0730 code - Faulty transmission control module. The car drives find here and there but there are time when i reverse out and then drive the car wont go. But it happens here and there. So i just want to double check here and see if i need to replace the Trans shifter control mod?
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Re: 01' LX Transmossion not shifting... P0730

Your clutch packs inside the transmission are done for. No external parts replacements is going ot fix it. It's a common problem with these cars. Mine just went out this week and I was waiting for it since about 80K. I know have 133K on the car.

Bottom line...you need to rebuild or get a different transmission.
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