What are the probable causes of DTCs P0700 and P0765?

P0700
P0700 OBD II Trouble Code Transmission Control System Malfunction...
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Jeffry, P0765 is shift solenoid D circuit malfunction.
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Thanks to ProProjects P0700 P0743 Torque Converter Clutch Circuit Electrical. ... P0765 - Shift Control Solenoid Valve D (Overdrive Solenoid) ... I have only two codes P0760 P0755 but my car is a mitsubishi galant 2.4 liters.

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Diagnostic Trouble Codes P0740, P0741, P0742, P0743, P0746, P0748, P0750,.P0755, P0760, P0765 or P0770 set ... P0700 - TCM MIL request signal.

Incorrect information the code is because of a system malfunction and that is what is causing the shift problem. Resetting the code does nothing. Your code is transmission control circuit malfunction.

Definition of Diagnostic Trouble Code P0765 Category: Powertrain Definition: Shift Solenoid "D"Note: This definition of P0765 is applied to all manufacturers

co561 System Voltage unstable,, po751 Shift solenoid A CKT
performance or stuck Off,, po700 Trans Control Sys. Malfunction
these are OBD codes, hope that helps....

Hi there:
DTC P0765 - Shift Solenoid D MalfunctionThe shift solenoid is located inside the valve body, the solenoids are replaced as a pack not individually. see below...



When any electrical solenoid or circuit goes down, the ****** will still have the default gears of reverse, and second gear. You could unplug all the wires from any automatic ******, and you will still have the default, or ''limp in'' gears , to get you home or to the garage. If you have no forward or reverse, then you have a major internal ****** problem.

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The codes mean P0700 Transmission control system malfunction. Unless you've had an automatic transmission apart before I don't recommend it to do it yourselfers. Better to get a professional opinion and avoid really messing it up. That solenoid is part of the valve body and replacing the valve body requires special tools and a bit of expertise. good luck,

the PO700 code is a generic transmission code. You would need access to a proper scan tool to check for transmission codes. However if you speedo isnt working, it sounds as though you have a bad output speed sensor. This part runs about 60.00 from the dealer, and is fairly easy to install. No speed signal will put the transmission into limp mode, and keep it stuck in 2nd gear.

YOU NEED TO CHECK POWER AND GROUND CIRCUITS TO TCM