P1529 and P0715

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by sajal.dogra, Jan 11, 2006.

  1. sajal.dogra

    sajal.dogra Guest

    I have had a 2002 Sonata GLS/LX with 70000 miles on it, for more than a
    month now. And I'm in trouble already.When I am driving, the engine
    will give a thud and then it will drop automatically to the 3rd gear.
    After that, I can only access the 2nd and 3rd gear. I put an OBD
    scanner and got 2 errors:
    P1529 : Scair Solenoid circuit malfunction
    P0715 : Input turbine speed sensor circuit malfunction.(the check
    engine light is almost always on). The problem disappears when I
    restart the car. I havent' been able to figure out what it means, or
    what I should do. Can you tell me what the error could be, and the
    lowest cost yet efficient way of getting it repaired? (This is in
    Austin Texas)
     
    sajal.dogra, Jan 11, 2006
    #1
  2. sajal.dogra

    hyundaitech Guest

    In every case I've seen, P0715/P1529 have arisen due to faulty input speed
    sensors. Chances are you just need to replace the input speed sensor.

    The cheapest way to repair is to go somewhere and buy an input speed
    sensor. It may be a dealer only item. Then install it yourself. It's
    partially under the shifter cable. You'll have to remove the air cleaner
    and the bolts holding the shift cable bracket so you can slide the cable
    out of your way.
     
    hyundaitech, Jan 11, 2006
    #2
  3. sajal.dogra

    hyundaitech Guest

    In every case I've seen, P0715/P1529 have arisen due to faulty input speed
    sensors. Chances are you just need to replace the input speed sensor.

    The cheapest way to repair is to go somewhere and buy an input speed
    sensor. It may be a dealer only item. Then install it yourself. It's
    partially under the shifter cable. You'll have to remove the air cleaner
    and the bolts holding the shift cable bracket so you can slide the cable
    out of your way.
     
    hyundaitech, Jan 11, 2006
    #3
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