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A few steps when removing the transmission solenoids (video)

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A few steps when removing the transmission solenoids (video)

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Thanks for this video too! Did you make these? Of course, getting into the transmission is not for the faint at heart and seems like a last ditch effort after all else has been tried!
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Yes, I shoot the videos while working on it. The transmission pan shouldn't be a hard job after working on suspension, brakes and similar.. even part-dropping the subframe was easy, it takes a 1/2" ratchet with a 2ft extension bar but the bolts are no where near as stuck as in several other cars. The difficult part was the stuck pan bolts. It took me three days to get rid of two them because my rotary grinder was too weak. I think, the 'splash' shield cover that Volvo puts under the engine bay should have prevented the pan bolts to rust, unfortunately most people discard this large plastic piece when doing an oil change.

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Post by 01_Nautic_V70 »

Good stuff! Removing the valve body cover isn't too bad. Take your time and document what you're doing and it's no problem.

Are you replacing or repairing/cleaning the solenoids?

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