My infamous Code 67 has returned!
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My infamous Code 67 has returned!
Two years ago I searched high and low for the source of this code. (67) To no avail or nothing on my part, it went away. I was doing some routine work yesterday and thought I'd run the codes and now it is back. I just put a new clutch in the truck and did not touch anything else. So I am asking in the past couple of years has anyone dealt with locating the problem?
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Is this what you got the first time?
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Park/Neutral circuit fault – PNP
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Transmission Manual Lever Position (MLP) sensor circuit – Transmissions
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Intermittent Park Neutral Position (PNP) sensor fault – PNP
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Code 67 - 1985 5.0L EFI - 4 in the floor
Yes that is what I got. Never could find anything connected to the transmission other than the backup light switch. Replaced the clutch switch that had been removed that prevented you from starting the truck in gear.
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If the rain will let up for a minute I'll run out and check. I am just not sure what transmission is in it. Is that information on the sticker, or do I need to find a tag attached to the transmission Chris???
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No I checked and I have had the air turned off. This neutral switch I have been told to look for is not on this transmission. In fact I don't see where it would attach to operate. Richard