Causes and Fixes P0706 Code: Transmission Range Sensor “A” Circuit Range/Performance
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- How to fix P0706 Code: Transmission Range Sensor “A” Circuit Range/Performance
The Transmission Range Sensor tells the computer (TCM/PCM) whether the gear selector is in Park, Reverse, Neutral, Drive, or Low.
A P0706 Code is set when the computer sees an issue with the signal from the Range Sensor.
Depending on the vehicle manufacturer, the Transmission Range Sensor is also called a Neutral Safety Switch.
Possible Causes of a P0706 Code:
Bad Transmission Range Sensor (Neutral Safety Switch)
Wiring (Open/Short)
Transmission Issues (Valve Body, Lead Frame)
Bad Computer (TCM/PCM)
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Huge help, thank you!
I used backprobe and in Park or Neutral there is voltage (B+). In other positions its ground potential. So this means one of the module is bad. Could also be the IPDM module, HYbrid control module (it’s a hybrid infinity) or defective TCM
You the man
that was a very helpful video! so I accidentally spilled soda in my '09 Optima's gear selector. I superficially cleaned it, but a few weeks later, my check engine light came on, and it reads this same code. do you think it could be the reason?
Part number please
Is it okay or safe to drive with this code
Yes you can drive it but it can make the car go into limp mode. And it can cause more damage . Buy the part off rockauto and install yourself . Very easy to fix
@PathToProsper209 okay thanks 🙏🏽
@@PathToProsper209why does the dealer charge 5k to replace the sensor????