Reverse slips severely, please help
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Dantheman1546
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- Year and Model: 1999 V70XC
- Location: North Carolina, USA
Reverse slips severely, please help
1999 v70xc, reverse slips reeeeaaally bad. I've tried Lucas Stop Slip, didn't fix it. Could someone give me some solutions on how to fix this without getting a new tranny. The car has 217k on it, so I'm not trying to spend big money on this thing if it might not last through next summer.
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JRL
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Can't.
Your tranny is shot.
In a short time it will start slipping in forward gears then nothing
(I had this happen last year with a car I had bought).
Sorry, but it's the facts of Volvo (transmission) life
Your tranny is shot.
In a short time it will start slipping in forward gears then nothing
(I had this happen last year with a car I had bought).
Sorry, but it's the facts of Volvo (transmission) life
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2000 V70R Black, 144,000 miles Wife's R.
2007 V70 2.5T White/Oak 111,000 MILES. Polestar tune, IPD bars, rear spoiler, dark grey Thors, DWS 06, HU850, sub.
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bronxnativ
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- Year and Model: 96 850 GLT 5 Speed
- Location: Colorado
If you REALLY like the car: You can go through all of the troubleshooting options here on the forum which may or may not be the problems (as in my case), or you can purchase a used tranny, like I did for my 95 from a junkyard, or you can purchase another 850 (again, if you really like them) with a 5 speed tranny which are much better and more reliable than the auto trannys on the 850. See for yourself, just do a search on 850 tranny problems here in our forum and you will see that the majority of the issues (if not all) are with the automatic trannys, not the 5 speed manual trannys. I haven't looked back since. No regrets or transmission issues with my manual tranny 850, just a clutch replacement two years ago which was expected for a high mileage car, and my car has over 200,000 miles! Word of caution: 850's (sedan) with manual trannys are hard to find. I waited over three months before I finally found the one I have.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
Al
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bronxnativ
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- Year and Model: 96 850 GLT 5 Speed
- Location: Colorado
Sorry Dan, I wasn't trying to imply that an 850 tranny would fit your vehicle. You can still look into a used tranny, it might save you some time and money!
Al
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