Causes and Fixes P0725 Code: Engine Speed Input Circuit

How to fix P0725 Code: Engine Speed Input Circuit
A P0725 code is set when the transmission control module (TCM) does not receive a valid engine speed signal from the engine control module (ECM).
Common causes include a bad crankshaft/camshaft position sensor, transmission speed sensor, or wiring issues.
Example Fixes
Nissan Altima with both a P0725 Code and P0335 Code was a bad crank position sensor.
Honda Accord with a P0725 Code and P0720 Code was a bad speed sensor.
Possible Causes of a P0725 Code:
Battery or Alternator Charging Issues
Bad Crankshaft/Camshaft Position Sensor
Bad Speed Sensor
Wiring Issues
Bad Computer (TCM/ECM/PCM)
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[@reedray4888]

Thank You Sir you have been very informative and helpful. As it is I also have the P0335, P0826 and P01722 on an 08 Altima. Again thank you. Please continue to be a blessing to others and be blessed in return, this I say in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ❤.

[@bradstokkeland2139]

Thx 🎉

[@justinbartolome3248]

Would a failing transmission also produce this code

[@gedionsamuel2256]

09 Kia Sedona throwing a P0725 & P1701 (tcm), P0744 (torque conv), & P0826 (up/down shift switch).
Initially wanted to test/clean solenoids and flush dirty fluid, but now leaning towards TCM.
Symptoms were when driven for a while and hot transmission downshifts hard, throws a check engine and goes into limp mode.
Anyone with ideas?
Definitely feel like I might have to change the speed sensor(s) and perhaps TCM.

[@TheMrsherlock00]

Did you ever find a fix cause my car is doing these same things