p0700 and p0705 codes helpppp?
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p0700 and p0705 codes helpppp?
My volvo 02 s40 was running ok and suddenly when I was parking in my drive way today My arrow started flashing and my engine light came on? It seemed really odd.i tried to get the arrow off by pressing the wintermode button but nothing happened, it stayed on flashing..... I changed the gear to reverse and the car somewhat jerked... I put it in drive and it jerked again?/ What is causeing this? What can I do to fix this.....
I hope the tranny is not slipping or going bad? Please help.
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Sometimes the W button gets stuck and you need to remove the plastic panel pieces surrounding the shifter and clean the button housing. Read below.
I got this gem from a Volvo specialist. $50 spent so YOU don't have to.
P0700 (Generic transmission code) - Again no symptoms. No problems shifting. No problems with rear lights. Up arrow flashing light appears but again, no transmission issues. No limp mode.
Option 1: Remove battery for an hour to clear code.
Option 2: PNP switch replacement or cleaning
Option 3: Tranny replacement
Option 4: Shifter row. I rowed the shifter while the key was in Position II. This did nothing.
SOLUTION: This one was the one that I was really pissed about. If you don't have any shifting or obvious tranny problems or reverse light problems, look at the W button next to the shifter. Mine was stuck slightly and thus, triggering the code and the flashing arrow. Maybe I searched wrong, but I didn't see this mentioned anywhere on volvoforums or matthews.
To fix, you slide the plastic, polka dotted piece in front of the shifter. Squeeze the two clasps on the plastic piece under and slide off. Next, unclasp the plastic piece that holds the shifter. Use some contact cleaner, some canned air and clean around the button. Make sure the car is off. Take the W piece off, by unplugging it from its green electrical connection socket, and clean with clean towel. Put everything back together and make sure the W button goes up and down with ease.
That was it. Again, if you have no obvious tranny problems, look for this sticky W button. If I have time, I'll post pics.
I got this gem from a Volvo specialist. $50 spent so YOU don't have to.
P0700 (Generic transmission code) - Again no symptoms. No problems shifting. No problems with rear lights. Up arrow flashing light appears but again, no transmission issues. No limp mode.
Option 1: Remove battery for an hour to clear code.
Option 2: PNP switch replacement or cleaning
Option 3: Tranny replacement
Option 4: Shifter row. I rowed the shifter while the key was in Position II. This did nothing.
SOLUTION: This one was the one that I was really pissed about. If you don't have any shifting or obvious tranny problems or reverse light problems, look at the W button next to the shifter. Mine was stuck slightly and thus, triggering the code and the flashing arrow. Maybe I searched wrong, but I didn't see this mentioned anywhere on volvoforums or matthews.
To fix, you slide the plastic, polka dotted piece in front of the shifter. Squeeze the two clasps on the plastic piece under and slide off. Next, unclasp the plastic piece that holds the shifter. Use some contact cleaner, some canned air and clean around the button. Make sure the car is off. Take the W piece off, by unplugging it from its green electrical connection socket, and clean with clean towel. Put everything back together and make sure the W button goes up and down with ease.
That was it. Again, if you have no obvious tranny problems, look for this sticky W button. If I have time, I'll post pics.
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