Q: I had a factory mopar transmission installed & put 1000 miles on it car went into limp mode so I replaced the speed sensors & it f

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I had a factory mopar transmission installed & put 1000 miles on it car went into limp mode so I replaced the speed sensors & it fixed it for a month or so. I have now replaced the speed sensors & shift solenoid & trans harness & tested main harness one wire at a time with ohm meter & all check good.I tried another ecm still same problem. What else could it be? Thanks,Michael. My car has 82000 miles. My car has an automatic transmission.

My car has 82000 miles. My car has an automatic transmission. Hi Michael. Thanks for contacting us today. You might want to read these two articles on the P-0888 OBD-II Trouble Code and the P-0700 Trouble Code to learn about the reasons and possible solutions to resolve these two codes. trans relay tested good with 12 volts in & out. all wires & harnesses have tested good with ohm meter & high & low speed sensors & shift pack test good with ohm meter. what could be wrong?

My car has 82000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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