po770 code
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po770 code
I have a 2001 Toyota 4runner. My nephew is working on it for me. He has replaced the 3 solenoids and fluid. He said it is still giving the po770 code and trying to figure what to try next. Has anyone had this problem?
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Shifting or gear/rpm issues? If not, try erasing the code and drive around to see if the cycle tests ok and do not return. Sometimes it can take a bit before the codes clear the memory.
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A new torque converter will fix it. The code 0770 says it all when you google it. TC all the way. Invest in a Scangauge to monitor the tranny temps..
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/t...-s-o-s-294937/
But I don't think it's a good idea to get the cheapest TC. I did....got mine from Oreillys 1 year ago and now a noise is starting to be heard. Serves me right for only forking out $140 for a rebuild TC. That means I have to replace it again sometime this coming winter. The good news is I'm getting better at dropping the tranny to replace the TC.
I know the dealer TC is #1.....but not sure who else has a good dependable unit.
Ken
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/t...-s-o-s-294937/
But I don't think it's a good idea to get the cheapest TC. I did....got mine from Oreillys 1 year ago and now a noise is starting to be heard. Serves me right for only forking out $140 for a rebuild TC. That means I have to replace it again sometime this coming winter. The good news is I'm getting better at dropping the tranny to replace the TC.
I know the dealer TC is #1.....but not sure who else has a good dependable unit.
Ken
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