Causes and Fixes P0776 Code: Pressure Control Solenoid B Performance or Stuck Off

How to fix a P0776 Code: Pressure Control Solenoid B Performance or Stuck Off.
A P0776 Code is set when the computer sees the transmission pressure control solenoid “B” is not working.
Fixing a transmission can be difficult since there are often many small components.
Be sure to get a diagram for your specific transmission to know where all the solenoids are located.
Having the transmission fluid changed on a high-mileage transmission that has never been maintained can sometimes cause issues.
Possible Causes of a P0776 Code:
Low or Dirty Transmission Fluid
Bad Pressure Control Solenoid “B”
Wiring (Open/Short)
Faulty Transmission (Bad Valve Body or other Mechanical Issues)
Faulty Computer (PCM/TCM)
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[@rachaelskibbe7899]

Great video! Although I can't fix it myself even though I would try if I had the tools and the space , I am now better informed when I take it to my mechanic. 💪🏼👍🏼

[@mannyalaniz926]

I hate to admit it but I know nothing about cars other than changing a tire and an oil change. This video has helped me and guided me towards the right mechanic! Thank you. You've earned yourself a new subscriber.

[@sallyadams1762]

I have a 2012 Nissan Rogue that showed one code, PO776, said the solenoid B was stuck off. Is it safe to think if I replace it the problem will be solved. Also the mechanic thinks I may have an air leak somewhere(my word). Could this be the cause of the failing solenoid. I don’t like to assume anything but the words pressure & air leak definitely gave me pause. Any feedback on this? Your video is the 1st one I found that mentions solenoid B & not being a mechanic I watched it. When it started with the possibilities in 20 different directions I followed it down the rabbit hole, when it got to the end I almost passed out! Apparently I forgot to breathe. So many possible things to go wrong in one short video, are you trying to kill me!! It’s one big puzzle…one big giant puzzle.

[@jesusbarrozo480]

Thank you

[@tilostransportllc3469]

That exactly happen to me I took my pathfinder for transmission service and stop working properly now they want to replace the whole transmission for 7 grand

[@luisgalindo9429]

Did you fix your Nissan Pathfinder? I have the P0776 Code on my 2013 Nissan Pathfinder and I don't know what to do. The dealer wants to charge me way too much to replace the transmission but the car runs good but at the beginning slips but then it runs good.

[@trinoalvizo7332]

Waiting on parts (selenoides ) I got oil and filters my parts will arrive on Jun 4 dealer wants 7 thousand to fix mine

[@thelaw9937]

@@trinoalvizo7332 did it work at the end?

[@gervisebane7880]

I have the same issue with my pathfinder to, please let me know if u were able to fix it yourself thx

[@thelaw9937]

@@gervisebane7880 Replacing the CVT transmission is the solution

[@illustr8phee100]

Part #?

[@tilostransportllc3469]

2013-2014 Nissan Pathfinder V6 3.5L JF016E JF017E CVT Transmission Solenoids Kit Generic

[@KJ-or5zf]

Where to buy these solenoids

[@tilostransportllc3469]

Jcarpart online

[@rachaelskibbe7899]

What's "high" milage

[@HVAC_Mechanic]

It can vary and depend on the vehicle and how it was driven. For example, a Toyota Corolla mostly highway driven likely 100,000 miles. A Chevy Cruze mostly city driven likely 75,000 miles.