Aux Transmission Fluid Pump...where to check fluid? (P2797 ODB code)
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Every so often, I am getting a P2797 check-engine error code, which indicates something with the Auxiliary Transmission Fluid Pump.
Any idea on where/how to check the fluid level?
Sometimes when the Hybrid is wanting to kick into completely electric mode, the car feels like it "stalls" (vehicle slows way down as I'm pressing on the gas) and then the gas engine kicks in and it moves forward just fine...so guessing that the hybrid/electrical transmission didn't quite "get in gear" (so guessing code = check fluid for that tranny)...
Anyone have counsel??
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Unfortunately that is one vehicle I don't have interest working on. There were very few of them sold, and the problems typically require tooling that would be impractical for a small shop like mine. I recommend you go to the dealer, and/or find a small shop with the knowledge to work on that powertrain. Sorry
