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P2714 fault code on Toyota: how to fix it

Is your Toyota struggling to shift gears or showing the “Check Engine” light? You might be dealing with trouble code P2714, a common transmission-related issue that shouldn't be ignored.

At Sun Transmissions, your trusted source for automatic transmission parts, we’ll walk you through what the P2714 code means, how to spot it, what causes it, and the best ways to fix it before it leads to more serious damage.

What Does Code P2714 Mean?

Code P2714 indicates a problem with the pressure control solenoid "D" – either an open circuit or a short. This solenoid is an electromechanical part inside the automatic transmission that helps regulate hydraulic pressure, ensuring your gear shifts are smooth and timely.

When it fails, the Engine Control Module (ECM) or the Transmission Control Module (TCM) detects a problem with the solenoid's electrical circuit and triggers the P2714 error code.

This issue commonly appears in models like:

  • Toyota Tundra
  • Toyota Tacoma
  • Toyota Avalon
  • Toyota Camry
    ...among others.

Common Symptoms of Code P2714

If your Toyota is showing code P2714, your transmission might act up in ways that affect drivability and performance. Here are the most common signs and what they mean:

Rough or Erratic Shifting

One of the first signs you'll notice. Since the control solenoid “D” regulates hydraulic pressure, a malfunction can cause gear shifts to become sudden, delayed, or hard to engage.

Check Engine Light Is On

The ECM flags that the solenoid’s behavior is outside normal parameters and activates the warning light. While this light is general, a quick OBD2 scan will confirm if it’s specifically P2714.

Stuck in One Gear or Irregular Shifting

The transmission may enter “limp mode” to protect itself from further damage, locking the vehicle into second or third gear. This limits acceleration and can make it difficult to maintain normal speeds.

Reduced Engine Response or Performance

When the engine and transmission aren’t in sync, you may feel poor acceleration, shaking, or hesitation—especially when going uphill or starting cold. This is because the engine is straining without proper gear support.

What Causes Code P2714 in a Toyota?

Several factors can trigger this code. The most common include:

Faulty Pressure Control Solenoid “D”

It might be electrically damaged, stuck, worn out, or non-responsive due to internal wear or fluid exposure. This is the direct part linked to P2714.

Dirty or Contaminated Transmission Fluid or Filter

If the fluid is dirty, burnt, or contains metal shavings, it can clog the valve body channels and affect solenoid performance, leading to incorrect pressure.

Damaged Wiring or Loose Connections

Worn-out, corroded, or loose electrical connectors in the valve body wiring harness can interrupt communication with the solenoid, preventing it from functioning properly.

Internal Valve Body or TCM Issues

If the valve body has blockages, wear, or stuck valves, it can disrupt pressure control. Likewise, a failing TCM might send wrong signals to a fully functional solenoid.

How to Diagnose and Fix Code P2714

Fixing this code takes a careful diagnostic process. Here's what’s usually involved:

  • Take your vehicle to a qualified mechanic who can scan it with an OBD2 reader to confirm the code and check for additional errors.
  • The mechanic will inspect the transmission fluid, electrical wiring, and valve body connectors for damage, corrosion, or poor contact.
  • If everything looks good, the solenoid itself will be tested using a multimeter or advanced scanner to check resistance and operation.
  • Based on the results, the mechanic might replace the solenoid, clean or rebuild the valve body, or address related electrical issues.

Can You Keep Driving With Code P2714?

It’s not recommended. Ignoring this code can lead to serious transmission damage. Here are the risks:

  • Accelerated clutch disc wear
  • Transmission overheating due to excessive friction
  • Failure of additional solenoids or sensors
  • Premature damage to internal components like bands and clutches
  • Costly transmission rebuilds or full replacements
  • Loss of acceleration or unpredictable performance, which can affect driving safety
  • Catching the issue early can save you from expensive repairs later on.

Parts and Solutions at Sun Transmissions

At Sun Transmissions, we carry everything you need to resolve code P2714 in your Toyota:

  • Individual or complete solenoid kits
  • Automatic transmission service kits, including filter, gasket, and fluid
  • Valve bodies compatible with multiple Toyota models

Looking for a replacement solenoid for code P2714? We’ve got it in stock and ready to ship anywhere in the U.S. Browse our online store or give us a call at +1 786 360 1516 — we’re here to help you get back on the road smoothly.

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