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Peugeot 1007 - 2-Tronic Transmission Failure: 4th Gear Issue, Snowflake Icon, Tips & Solutions

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  • #1 16622892
    siemion1
    Level 10  
    Hi,
    while driving the error "transmission failure" appeared and a snowflake appeared on the meter near the gear indicator.
    As it turned out later, the problem is only with 4th gear, if I turn off the car (automatic gearshift) and change gears manually quickly enough, I am able to put in 5th gear without error (bypassing 4th gear).
    At the moment, I disconnected the battery for a long time, cleaned the contacts, lubricated the actuator at the connection point with the gearbox, but it did not help.
    Have any of you had a similar problem? thank you for any tips.
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  • #2 16623446
    osiniak75
    Level 35  
    The steps you described are like lubricating a sore tooth with toothpaste. You need to go to a specialist, find a good service and clench your teeth so that they do not hurt after quoting the cost of repair.
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  • #4 16826035
    Repa86
    Level 1  
    Dude, did you deal with this problem? I have the same symptom. I don't want to engage 4th gear.
  • #5 16864289
    siemion1
    Level 10  
    Hi,
    One day I raised the front axle, started the engine and put the gears in order. I noticed that the actuator repeatedly tries to engage the 4th gear and then issues a gearbox error. Later I did such an experiment, when the actuator threw the 4th gear quickly turned off the ignition, it turned out that the gear was physically engaged. From this I conclude that some actuator position sensor does not send the correct information to the controller that the gear has already been switched on and is making further attempts.
    The best part is that when I dropped the car the breakdown did not appear (for 3 months) I suspect it is a matter of time when it appears again.
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  • #6 20622400
    lukaszzajacmmot
    Level 4  
    Hello buddy. Have you dealt with this issue?
  • #7 20622862
    siemion1
    Level 10  

    Hi,
    Apart from the activities that I described a few years ago, I did nothing and the fault has not appeared (several years).
  • #8 20622910
    lukaszzajacmmot
    Level 4  

    In the wife's car, this is done in reverse and the best thing is that the reverse lights up so it will physically surprise and turn off 4 times anyway. Today connection to KTS.
    Thank you for your answer. Kind regards.
  • #9 20622943
    siemion1
    Level 10  
    I bet on the gear lever position sensor in the gearbox, since the gear is physically engaged and the computer tries to put it in again.
  • #10 20801944
    Attreyoo
    Level 10  

    I have a similar problem. The car is the same, the gearbox is automated. But in my case, the car put the car in neutral while driving, displayed a message about a gearbox failure and a snowflake next to the letter "N: in gear and ... that's it. There's nothing more than it can do. Any suggestions from experienced colleagues?
  • #11 21229706
    Neorts1910
    Level 1  
    >>20801944 part dealt with this problem as it has just happened in my 1007.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a transmission failure issue in the Peugeot 1007, specifically related to the 2-Tronic transmission and its inability to engage 4th gear, indicated by a "transmission failure" message and a snowflake icon on the dashboard. Users shared experiences of similar symptoms, including the actuator's repeated attempts to engage 4th gear and subsequent gearbox errors. Some suggested that the problem might stem from a faulty gear lever position sensor, which fails to communicate the correct gear status to the control unit. Various troubleshooting steps were discussed, including disconnecting the battery, cleaning contacts, and lubricating the actuator, but results varied. One user noted that the issue temporarily resolved itself for several months after a specific test, while others continued to seek solutions for their ongoing problems.
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