Transmission error P1707-77 и U0402(00) Land Rover Discovery 5 2018

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Genka

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Hello everyone! My 2018 Land Rover Discovery 5 3.0 Diesel, after turning the ignition on and idling for about a minute, was put into R. After driving back about 5 meters, the car stopped. I thought there was an obstacle and shifted the transmission into D. A transmission fault message appeared on the screen. Further ignition cycles and shifting the transmission into R, N, D, and S prevent movement, and the screen displays a transmission fault message. The error scanner showed codes P1707-77 and U0402(00). There had been no transmission issues up to this point, including unusual noises and jerking when shifting. What could be causing the malfunction?
 

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The P1707-77 DTC could be caused by the manual park release cable sticking.
Look under the hood, on the left side. You will see a short lever that is used to the park pawl.
Cycle the lever a couple time and make sure it is released back to the down position.
This can also trigger the other DTC.
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The P1707-77 DTC could be caused by the manual park release cable sticking.
Look under the hood, on the left side. You will see a short lever that is used to the park pawl.
Cycle the lever a couple time and make sure it is released back to the down position.
This can also trigger the other DTC.
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We checked the cable and the manual shift lever itself. Unfortunately, the transmission continues to display fault codes.
 

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That U0402 code especially suggests a sensor or communication issue rather than actual transmission damage. Have you had it scanned at a dealer yet or still trying to sort it out yourself?
 

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