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P0740 dodge journey 2011 CREW


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This error represent the following:

P0740 Torque Converter Clutch Circuit Malfunction

The engine and transmission are actually connected by a fluid coupling mechanism inside of the torque converter which is what multiplies the torque until the speeds equalize and create a "stall" speed where the difference in actual engine RPM and transmission input RPM is around 90% efficient. Torque converter clutch (TCC) solenoids commanded by the Powertrain control module/Engine control module (PCM/ECM) or the Transmission control module (TCM) to direct hydraulic fluid and engage the torque converter clutch to create a solid coupling and increase efficiency. The transmission control module has detected a fault with the circuit that operates the torque converter clutch solenoid.

Causes of this DTC may include: Wiring harness to transmission damaged, loose connection, open or shorted circuit Torque converter clutch (TCC) solenoid Transmission control module (TCM)

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i have always bought dodge and my caravans always seemed to start leaking around 100 k so i had a great transmission man that i always used and when i bought my 2011 journey with the 6 speed trans i asked him if he could work on them and he said not for a long time as they required to much for him to get involved with them...thats when i bought my 14 crossroad i went with the unlimited miles and yrs warranty with mopar....

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I just found this old subject thread:

   I recently had this code show up on our '14 62te equipped DJ. I knew it was a torque converter going bad and had my friend seek {give his advice} and he said solenoid and fluid/filter change to see if it would fix. Was against my preference, but as the trans has to be removed for a torque converter {a rather pricey job}, we tried his way first....NO LUCK! So at my reasonable charges , had him pull out the trans and install a new torque converter for a total cost of $1,100. Then to finish things off, another $100 for rear upper control arms.

    There are plenty of youtube videos about this code and what to do.

ALL working FINE now

       and not chewing off inner tread of rear tires

 

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