Transmission Mode Switch
The sport, comfort or economy button that selects which shift programme the transmission uses. It expresses a preference and nothing more — the module simply falls back to the normal programme when it cannot read the switch, so a failure here leaves the vehicle driving entirely as usual in the setting most drivers leave it in anyway. Worth knowing because it sits among transmission codes that are genuinely serious and is not one of them, and because it is an ordinary dashboard switch on ordinary interior wiring rather than anything inside the gearbox.
Also known as: sport mode switch, shift mode switch, eco button, performance switch, winter mode switch, o/d off switch
Referenced by 24 codes
Codes involving this component (24)
- P071A Transmission Mode Switch A Circuit
- P071B Transmission Mode Switch A Circuit Low
- P071C Transmission Mode Switch A Circuit High
- P071D Transmission Mode Switch B Circuit
- P071E Transmission Mode Switch B Circuit Low
- P071F Transmission Mode Switch B Circuit High
- P078F Transmission Mode Switch C Circuit
- P0790 Normal/Performance Switch Circuit Low
- P07CC Transmission Mode Switch C Circuit Low
- P07CD Transmission Mode Switch C Circuit High
- P07CE Transmission Mode Switch D Circuit
- P07CF Transmission Mode Switch D Circuit Low
- P07D0 Transmission Mode Switch D Circuit High
- P07D1 Transmission Mode Switch E Circuit
- P07D2 Transmission Mode Switch E Circuit Low
- P07D3 Transmission Mode Switch E Circuit High
- P07D4 Transmission Mode Switch F Circuit
- P07D5 Transmission Mode Switch F Circuit Low
- P07D6 Transmission Mode Switch F Circuit High
- P0955 Auto Shift Manual Mode Circuit Low
- P0956 Auto Shift Manual Mode Circuit Range/Performance Low
- P0957 Auto Shift Manual Mode Circuit Low Low
- P0958 Auto Shift Manual Mode Circuit High Low
- P0959 Auto Shift Manual Mode Circuit Intermittent Low
Other components in Transmission
- Transmission Control Module 485
- Valve Body 334
- Transmission Fluid 308
- Pressure Control Solenoid 181
- Shift Solenoid 167
- Clutch Pack 122
- Clutch Actuator 89
- Shift Fork 72
- Gear Shift Actuator 72
- Transmission Fluid Pressure Sensor 70
- Electric/Auxiliary Transmission Fluid Pump 67
- Gear Lever Position Sensor 65
- Transmission Range Sensor 58
- Gear Shift Module 58
- Power Take-Off Unit 42
- Park/Neutral Switch 40
- Transmission Fluid Temperature Sensor 33
- Clutch Position Sensor 29
- Torque Converter 28
- Engine Disconnect Clutch 22
- Transmission Fluid Pump 22
- Transmission Fluid Filter 19
- Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid 17
- Output Speed Sensor 16
- Clutch 15
- Four Wheel Drive Switch 14
- Hydraulic Power Unit 14
- Four-Wheel Drive Clutch Control Module 14
- Manual Shift Switch 13
- Gate Select Actuator 13
- Transfer Case 11
- Intermediate Shaft Speed Sensor 10
- Shift Lock Solenoid 10
- Transfer Case Control Module 10
- Hydraulic Pressure Sensor 8
- Turbine Speed Sensor 7
- Skip Shift Solenoid 5
- Hydraulic Oil Temperature Sensor 5
- Transmission Fluid Cooler 4
- Reverse Inhibit Solenoid 4
- Driveline Disconnect Switch 4
- Reverse Light Switch 2
- Synchroniser 2
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