2019 Toyota Camry Should I do a Transmission flush or just replace filter? Car has 115,800 miles.
Should I do a Transmission flush or just replace filter? Car has 115,800 miles.
What is your question?
Car hasn’t been serviced all year. The check engine light came on and the diagnostic says the main problem is P0746 and P2714. Pressure control solenoid A and D are stuck off. The gears are slipping, especially when starting out from standing still. Still driveable for now, but there are noticeable slips in gear shifting. Seems OK if I don’t hit the gas too hard. I just did a transmission fluid change, but should’ve asked them to replace the filter as well. I think if I do that it will help, better yet a flush. Because the fluid that we just drained was jet black. thanks in advance.
What makes this problem better or worse?
It’s worse in the mornings, and I can’t accelerate too hard from a complete stop
How long has your 2019 Toyota Camry had this problem?
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Hey, my name is Dusty, and I'm one of the auto experts with RepairPal's Car Genius team. I'm here to help!
Hey there! It sounds like you're dealing with some serious transmission issues in your car, especially with those P0746 and P2714 codes; stuck solenoids means the transmission can't control the hydraulic pressure needed for shifting correctly.
It's essential to recognize that replacing the filter and doing a proper flush might not address any damage that has already occurred to the transmission's internal components.
Continuing to drive with slipping gears can cause further damage to your transmission, potentially leading to a more costly repair, up to and including the need for a complete transmission overhaul or replacement.
An experienced technician can use advanced diagnostic tools and strategies to pinpoint the exact cause of the issue, whether it's electrical problems, internal mechanical failures, or any additional issues that might not be immediately apparent.
Given the complexity and potential severity of the issue, I strongly recommend taking your car for diagnosis.
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