OBD code information sheet
https://obdauto.ro/cod/P0733?lang=en
Gear 3 Incorrect Ratio
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Technical explanation
Gear 3 Incorrect Ratio. The supplemented diagnostic sections include their sources. This is general guidance; verify applicability to the exact vehicle.
Symptoms
- Third gear unavailable or slipping; weak acceleration.
Possible causes
- 01Worn friction elements, faulty solenoids or low ATF.
Diagnostic checks
- 01Check fluid and input/output sensor signals, then hydraulic circuits.
Parts involved
- Investigate: solenoids and third-gear engagement elements.
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