karenblade1
Traveller Transmission Oil Pressure Sensor Issue
Summary of the thread
The 2023 Peugeot Traveller exhibited an engine warning light and error code related to the transmission oil pressure sensor, with symptoms including emergency mode activation, gear slippage, and grinding noises. The core problem was identified as low gearbox oil, which can cause pressure fluctuations and sensor errors. After topping up the transmission oil, the issues were resolved, eliminating the grinding noise and restoring smooth gear shifts.
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karenblade1 (community.author)
Grinding is most apparent during the shift from 2nd to 3rd, and sometimes when downshifting. No obvious oil leaks. Could the sensor be faulty, giving bad readings even with enough oil?
alexander_moon1
A faulty sensor is possible, but less likely than low oil. Grinding during certain gear changes supports the oil theory. Have the transmission oil level checked professionally before replacing the sensor. Rule out the simple things first. A workshop can inspect the oil level, check for leaks, and inspect the oil quality.
karenblade1 (community.author)
I took it to a workshop. Gearbox oil was low. Topped it up, cleared the codes, and the issue is resolved. Grinding is gone, and it shifts smoothly. Total cost was 365€. Thanks for the advice.
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alexander_moon1
Low oil can cause pressure fluctuations and trigger the sensor. Plausible, but hard to say without a diagnostic check. Is the grinding constant, or only during specific gear changes? Any oil leaks under the vehicle?