P28EE: Electric/Auxiliary Transmission Fluid Pump B Underspeed
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What this code means
This code concerns the second auxiliary transmission fluid pump running slower than commanded. An auxiliary pump exists so a stop-start car keeps line pressure with the engine off, which is what lets it pull away the moment the engine relights. The corpus documents the closest confirmed member of this family at P0745.
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