Code P1887, D is blinking and Check engine light is on?

Hello Ken,

Thank you for checking on me regarding the question I asked. Unfortunately the mechanics in Malawi have very little knowledge of such car brands hence its usually try and error. When I took the car to the mechanic and told him to check on it as per your advice, he ignored the advice saying the blinking may be due to low transmission fluid or something to do with basic settings but even after trying those tricks, the blinking hasn't stopped and the errors haven't cleared, as if not enough, some other new fault codes have appeared so currently the car has these codes P17BF, P177F, P189c, P1887, P073E such that most times I'm unable to reverse unless I switch it off and on a couple of times then by chance it reverses, there are also times when im putting the car into D and on the dashboard it starts reading 1 to 7 non-stop and then it picks up and remains in gear 1. And when I switch on the ignition or when I'm driving there are horrible clicking noises from the gearbox. I'm hopeless now and the only option left for me is to start saving money for any Japanese model vehicle as it's so embarrassing and frustrating to be driving the vehicle in such a state, I'm always anxious of what worst thing could happen when driving. I wish I had the equipment, knowledge and expertise so I could follow your advice and work on it myself but I can't, however thank you for your commitment to see these problems solved, I greatly appreciate.

I will record the noise tomorrow, as for the reverse light, yes as soon as I put it in reverse it makes the reverse tone and the lights are on, like today I drove it without any reverse hesitation problems, the problems I experienced were the clicking noises and blinking, I may have forgotten to specify that the code P1887 says: vehicle speed signal wheel speed from brake control module: implausible signal, and there is the ABS and Traction warning lights on the dashboard, some were suggesting the ABS module may be faulty.

As you can see, the clicking sound is occurring at the same time the "press the brake pedal" shoe disappears, I'd assume the sound has something to do with the braking system though I'm not sure because when the shoe is stable as it has to, there's no clicking sound, as soon as it starts disappearing the noises also start.

And here, I'm not really sure which component is making the noise but I thought it may be the gearbox.

I see.

I will, thanks.