Good morning, I left my Koleos 1 2.0 dci automatic gearbox this week at the garage to change the crankshaft seal on the flywheel side. I picked up my car today, I did 50km on the motorway without any problem, it went through all the gears and was smooth, and when I got to town, my gearbox started having trouble shifting into first gear, then at one point it got stuck in 3rd gear. When I switched to manual, it remained in D. Finally, a message "regulator to check" appears. By restarting the car, it's ok for a few minutes then it starts again. I went back to the garage, we did a diagnosis and when we accelerate, the turbine speed is at 0 when we accelerate, and this blocks the gear change, we have to restart the car. Here are the diagnostic errors: - P01717: turbine speed sensor circuit (active) - P1525: consistency of multiplexed information for cruise control, the information is not compliant (active) - P074491: torque converter clutch ev function, converter lockout control (memory). Do you know where this could come from please?
@@naeemali-iw9uq Renault Koleos 1 phase 3, year 2015, 155000km. A priori it could come from the speed sensor on the automatic gearbox, except that I think I have two (fortunately, and a priori, they are above the gearbox and not inside) Thank you for your help !
Hi, I have 08 Toyota Highlander v6 automatic and got a code P0717 input shaft speed sensor. I got check engine and traction lights are on and vehicle won’t shift normally like jerking. I replace the blue sensor the same one showing on the video and is aftermarket one and lights came on after 30 miles driving. I already check the wiring and looks like nothing abnormal. Any advice for this issue? Thank you
Hi thanks for watching the video. P0717 TOYOTA - Turbine Speed Sensor Circuit No Signal...Possible causes; Faulty Transmission Speed Sensor, Transmission Speed Sensor harness is open or shorted, Transmission Speed Sensor circuit poor electrical connection...Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) P0717 is detected when TCM or ECM receives no signal from the sensor. Possible symptoms; Engine Light ON (or Service Engine Soon Warning Light) Possible shifting problems. P0717 TOYOTA Description; The Input Speed Sensor detects the primary pulley revolution speed and sends a signal to the Transmission Control Module (TCM) and Engine Control Module (ECM). The ECM sets the OBDII code when the Input Speed Sensor is out of factory specifications. The aftermarket ones somes it is not work very well. There is two sensors speed sensor A and B; there is another t sensor in the back and is the black one you have to replace that one too.
p0717 that is not correct sensor you replace like utube people they tell you , not every thing on utube is true they want to like and subcribe so they can get more view and more money
Good morning,
I left my Koleos 1 2.0 dci automatic gearbox this week at the garage to change the crankshaft seal on the flywheel side.
I picked up my car today, I did 50km on the motorway without any problem, it went through all the gears and was smooth, and when I got to town, my gearbox started having trouble shifting into first gear, then at one point it got stuck in 3rd gear. When I switched to manual, it remained in D. Finally, a message "regulator to check" appears.
By restarting the car, it's ok for a few minutes then it starts again.
I went back to the garage, we did a diagnosis and when we accelerate, the turbine speed is at 0 when we accelerate, and this blocks the gear change, we have to restart the car.
Here are the diagnostic errors:
- P01717: turbine speed sensor circuit (active)
- P1525: consistency of multiplexed information for cruise control, the information is not compliant (active)
- P074491: torque converter clutch ev function, converter lockout control (memory).
Do you know where this could come from please?
I will look into it what is the make and model of your car no worries we will find a solution
@@naeemali-iw9uq Renault Koleos 1 phase 3, year 2015, 155000km. A priori it could come from the speed sensor on the automatic gearbox, except that I think I have two (fortunately, and a priori, they are above the gearbox and not inside) Thank you for your help !
Hi,
I have 08 Toyota Highlander v6 automatic and got a code P0717 input shaft speed sensor. I got check engine and traction lights are on and vehicle won’t shift normally like jerking. I replace the blue sensor the same one showing on the video and is aftermarket one and lights came on after 30 miles driving. I already check the wiring and looks like nothing abnormal. Any advice for this issue?
Thank you
Hi thanks for watching the video.
P0717 TOYOTA - Turbine Speed Sensor Circuit No Signal...Possible causes; Faulty Transmission Speed Sensor, Transmission Speed Sensor harness is open or shorted, Transmission Speed Sensor circuit poor electrical connection...Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) P0717 is detected when TCM or ECM receives no signal from the sensor. Possible symptoms; Engine Light ON (or Service Engine Soon Warning Light) Possible shifting problems. P0717 TOYOTA Description; The Input Speed Sensor detects the primary pulley revolution speed and sends a signal to the Transmission Control Module (TCM) and Engine Control Module (ECM). The ECM sets the OBDII code when the Input Speed Sensor is out of factory specifications. The aftermarket ones somes it is not work very well. There is two sensors speed sensor A and B; there is another t sensor in the back and is the black one you have to replace that one too.
p0717 that is not correct sensor you replace like utube people they tell you , not every thing on utube is true they want to like and subcribe so they can get more view and more money