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Service Shifter & Fault Codes

jdflyer

New Member
Feb 18, 2025
1
0
Truck Year
2016
Hi Everyone,

I have a 2016 w/~104,000 miles on it. I also have the GDE engine and transmission tune on the vehicle.

This morning I took the vehicle to a car wash (hand type) where it was driven into and out of the wash area. When I went to pick it up at the detail area I was told they were unable to move the vehicle and that it would not shift into gear. I had this issue for about ten minutes after I got in the truck but after several attempts was able to finally get it into gear and drive it home (about 2 miles).

During the drive I got the "Service Shifter Message"

I used alfaOBD to scan the shifter and got the following codes:
U145D
U0074
P0705
U0002
P0919
P0607

My thinking is that they somehow sprayed water at the OBD connector under the vehicle and it has caused a bunch of errors. Would like to get everyone else's thoughts since I am an amateur mechanic but really don't want to have to take it to the dealer.

Thanks
 

autoX

Member
Nov 6, 2022
96
21
Truck Year
2015
More likely is a voltage issue, check your battery health.
Also low fluid can cause the transmission to not match the selected value (PRND etc). Fluid level rises as the tranny heats up.
 

Tremper126

Moderator
Staff member
Feb 15, 2019
993
350
Truck Year
2014
Take a look at the large plug under drivers side on the inside of the frame rail. They’re a weak spot for poor connections. Pull apart and dielectric grease it
 
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