Code P1870 in a GMC Safari indicates that the transmission component is slipping, which may be due to issues such as low Transmission Fluid levels, worn clutch components, or internal transmission problems. This code is often triggered when the transmission control module detects that the engine speed is higher than expected for the vehicle speed. Addressing this issue typically involves diagnosing the underlying cause, checking fluid levels, and possibly rebuilding or replacing transmission components if necessary. Ignoring this code can lead to severe transmission damage and reduced vehicle performance.
P1870 is Transmission Component Slipping. I have also heard of it referred to as The Code Of Death.
Trouble code P1870 means: Transmission Component Slipping (4L60-E, 4L65-E, 4L80-E)
Trouble code P1870 means: Transaxle Component Slipping (4T60-E)
Trouble code P1870 means: Transaxle Component Slipping (4T60-E)
Trouble code P1870 means:Transmission component slipping
Transmission component slippage.
Transmission comp. slipping.
Trouble code P1870 means:Transmission conponent slipping
Trouble code P1870 means: Transaxle Component Slipping (4T60-E) Replace the sensor on the transaxle
P1870 is a transmission slipping code I think P0133 is the left front sensor (drivers side) but i will check on that. For the transmission code the first thing to do is service the transmission and check for debris in the pan....more than a "tablespoon" rebuild the transmission.... according to GM bulletin. Try the service and keep your fingers crossed
That code is a transmission slip same code came on with my 96 Cutlass Supreme
Rebuild trans. Pay someone to do it too.