Empowering Drivers Understanding Transmission Code P0705

It started fine, drove fine, there was a code for the transmission range switch, but it wasn't definitive (or something like that). This code is caused by either a faulty sensor on the trans or by a mis-adjustment of the shifter cable. A P0705 code stands for “Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Malfunction (PRNDL Input).” This code is a generic powertrain code that can display in certain ... P0705 on Versas never comes from a bad Range Switch, it comes from crosstalk between the reverse lamp circuit and either the brake or tail circuits. It's either the sensor or some damage/corrosion in the wiring to the sensor. A bit of electrical diagnosis can determine which one. If it starts ... The car would flash an "ACC cruise control / ABS standby" error on the dash while simultaneously taking the car out of gear (no gear indicator on console or on ... I have been struggling for days trying to figure out how to fix a P0705 code that popped up after installation of my door sills. It is caused by poor connection on the 3 connectors that come off of the gear box/tranny. I have tried to di-electric grease them, tried crimping them tighter. P0705 = Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Malfuntion (PRNDL input) P0706 = Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Range/Performance This is the Transmission Range Sensor TSR located on top of the transmission under the thermostat. Now when I change gear it does rotate as can see the white ...