My Car won’t move in gears, I didn’t have any problems le...

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HI Both of these fault codes point to either a faulty shift solenoid or transmission control module. Your mechanic will need to test the solenoid. If it fails testing, replace it and if it is ok, replace the transmission control module

Ok so I wouldn't need to get a new transmission?

hi no

Ok one more question, could the cause been due to low transmission fluid or leak?

HI, No, as this is an electronic failure which low fluid would not cause.