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P0715

Code meaning and manufacturer information

P0715

What does this code mean?

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Land RoverP0715-64
Input/Turbine Shaft Speed Sensor "A" Circuit - signal plausibility failure

NHTSA 10142563

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LTB01205NAS1

LAND ROVER

Reported code forms P0715-64

The 'D' may flash on the Transmission Control Switch (TCS) and/or Instrument Cluster after an Auto Stop/Start event. DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code) P0715-64 and P0700-02 may be stored in the Transmission Control Module…

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SSM73847

LAND ROVER

Reported code forms P0715-64

Issue Customer may complain that ? Gearbox fault is displayed on the Instrument Cluster (IC) Flashing ?D? on the Transmission Control Switch and/or Instrument Cluster (IC) following an ECO Stop/Start event. ONLY DTCs…

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MakeModelModel year
Land RoverDISCOVERY2018
Land RoverDISCOVERY2017

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