Can someone tell me what code P1870 means please? I have the transmission light flashing and the cel on and getting two codes. Both of which are the P1870 code. Thanks

 

Went for a drive today and after coming top a stop at the off ramp and beginning to go again the tranny started shuttering real bad. Any info anyone has on this would be greatly appreciated. Maybe someone has a rough estimate on what its gonna cost me to fix it? Thanks[img]smileys/smiley7.gif[/img]

 

Well, when I purchased my 1999 isuzu trooper about a week in I came to a stop light and both my tranny and ingine lights came on. I didn''t feel any lagging or shuttering in my transmission. I knew that if I reseted the computer system it would turn the lights off. But if there was really a problem then the lights would come back on. What you do is take off the positive and negitive battery cable off the battery and touch and hold both of them together for 15 secounds. Once thats done, put them back on. Drive the car for 5 minutes to reboot the system. Don''t worry this wont damage your vehicle. If the lights come back on then your tranny is going out. It will be 2,000 to 3,000 depending on a new or refurbished tranny.

 

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