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1995 850 What to rob off of a AW50-42LE transmission

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1995 850 What to rob off of a AW50-42LE transmission

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Guys I have a "spare" AW50-52LE transmission in my garage. Needs to go. Would like to pull it apart for parts before I scrap it. It had issues shifting and I think it was the pump, either that or a solenoid.

Have heard about this "PNP switch", not sure where it is, but would like to have a spare. Also maybe some shift solenoids since I can Ohm them out to test. Anything else I could save off of it?
1995 850 GLT Wagon w/ 200,000 miles

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Pnp switch is in a center console in a cabin not on transmission itself.
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PNP is mounted to the top of the transmission where the shift linkage connects. https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... =1&t=29930

All depends on how much stuff you want to have around for a just in case, what do you plan on doing with the car is it a daily driver, or a thrash machine? For a daily, basic easy to remove items are all I would keep so bolts and solenoids, but if you are going to thrash: valve bodies, covers, differential or the spider gears, anything hard wearing wouldn't keep friction material in a transmission with a bad pump. I have a spare sitting in my garage too because I like to get stupid with it and I tow trailers with it.

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:oops: when i read about pnp switch,i always thought that it's under the center console in a cabin.
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History of Volvos in the family:
'71 144 S
'73 144 De Luxe
'78 244 DL
'78 244 DL
'79 244 GLE
'85 340 GLS

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Acknar wrote:PNP is mounted to the top of the transmission where the shift linkage connects. https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... =1&t=29930

All depends on how much stuff you want to have around for a just in case, what do you plan on doing with the car is it a daily driver, or a thrash machine? For a daily, basic easy to remove items are all I would keep so bolts and solenoids, but if you are going to thrash: valve bodies, covers, differential or the spider gears, anything hard wearing wouldn't keep friction material in a transmission with a bad pump. I have a spare sitting in my garage too because I like to get stupid with it and I tow trailers with it.
Thanks for the link I got the PNP, solenoids, and the lines as last time I looked they were around $150! It's my DD but I don't abuse it. Tried to pull all the components off and recycle the aluminum but couldn't get it quite 100% down to aluminum. Oh well it was neat looking inside, pulled a gear off that I might make into a lamp later on :).
1995 850 GLT Wagon w/ 200,000 miles

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