1998 V-90 lost cruse suddenly then flashing up arrow.
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precopster
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At this age it may safe to assume corrosion in connectors to TCM may cause problems and give false errors. Pulling the TCM and giving the connectors a good clean with electrical contact cleaner may solve this one for you and is also good preventative maintenance.
Current cars VW Transporter 2.5TDI, 2010 XC90 D5 R Design
Haven't thought about the actual TCM connectors. Will hit the connections on the rail first and then try the TCM if that doesn't work.precopster wrote:At this age it may safe to assume corrosion in connectors to TCM may cause problems and give false errors. Pulling the TCM and giving the connectors a good clean with electrical contact cleaner may solve this one for you and is also good preventative maintenance.
Also the shifter is getting a little sloppy so will see if I can adjust it at the trans and get the play out of the shifter while I'm under there. If not may replace the cable.
This all would be a LOT easier if I could access these freekin trans codes on this car with a normal OBD II scan tool. It's a major ordeal shooting in the dark or having to drive across town to find a scanner that will work on the freekin thing!!! May have to do just that and drive out to the Volvo specialty shop that helped me track down the wiring issue i had last time and see if I can hook up their scanner again as the codes we pulled did not pull the Volvo DTC code # so are they accurate??
A kickdown switch fault should ether not kick down at all or not come out at light throttle and a slipping converter clutch would not kill the cruse after the code was cleared until it reset so??? That code 341 in the diagnostic trouble code definition read "lock-up function slips or disengages" and according to the Volvo trouble code chart it would not set a warning light so??
i expected to see something like a Trans RPM sensor or some kind of other speed sensor fault not the 2 faults it pulled.
1998 V-90, 1995 Mercedes E-420
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