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DTC P0721: Output Speed Sensor Circuit Range/Performance: DTC Detecting Condition

P0721 OUTPUT SPEED SENSOR CIRCUIT RANGE/PERFORMANCE

Item Detecting Condition Possible Cause
DTC Strategy
  • Check signal range
  • Faulty in Mechatronics (Valve-body + TCM)
Enable Conditions CASE1
  • Sensor supply power: normal
  • No electrical error in sensor
CASE2
  • Transmission condition = friction locked
  • Input speed sensor: normal
  • | Input speed/gear ratio - output speed | ≥200rpm
CASE3
  • Transmission condition = friction locked
  • Not shifting to "D" or "R"
  • Power supply, Input speed sensor, Wheel speed sensor : normal
Threshold Value CASE1
  • Signal value > 10000 rpm
CASE2
  • Difference with last speed and real speed > -1000rpm
CASE3
  • Difference with Wheel speed sensor > 500rpm
  • Difference with Input speed sensor > 200rpm
Diagnostic Time
  • 1 second
Fail Safe
  • Using Wheel speed
  • No learning control
  • Keep the present gear
  • Fixed at 3rd gear

    (In case of CASE2 : possible to normal shifting)

    (priority: 3)

CAUTION:
  1. The function with the higher priority will always take precedence. However, a low-priority is not overruled by a higher priority function.
  2. Functions from different priority categories can also run in parallel. It is important to note which function will take precedence in this case.
  3. In such an event it is possible for a substitute function with low priority not be carried out if a second, higher-priority function is present. This has been taken into account when compiling the priority list and is international.
  4. The mechanical emergency run function must always have the highest priority, since from the electrical standpoint it is the only safe condition.