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woffi 01-18-2019 11:20 AM

2017 volvo xc60 rolling when in park
 
Has any one had this ??? my 17 xc60 was on a very slight slope but it slowly rolled back now 3 times? last night it was ok for 10 hrs parked this is driving me crazy what it could be.Please if any one has any ideas?? Thanks

KellyfromVA 01-22-2019 06:46 PM

Are you bothering to set the parking brake? The transmission in park alone isn't enough to hold a vehicle on an incline.

woffi 01-23-2019 06:04 AM

Thanks I will try that .

ES6T 01-23-2019 06:58 AM

Park is plenty to hold a car on an incline. When putting the car into park and then releasing thr brake, it is normal for the car be able to roll slightly until the trans hits the parking pawl. This is normal for every car with an automatic transmission so I'm not sure if this is what you're experiencing unless this is your first car ever parking on a hill.

KellyfromVA 01-23-2019 07:45 AM


Originally Posted by ES6T (Post 469705)
Park is plenty to hold a car on an incline. When putting the car into park and then releasing thr brake, it is normal for the car be able to roll slightly until the trans hits the parking pawl. This is normal for every car with an automatic transmission so I'm not sure if this is what you're experiencing unless this is your first car ever parking on a hill.

Depends on the incline. Since you already know about the parking pawl internal to the transmission, then you also know that it can be sheered off for exactly the same reason one shouldn't rely on it to hold the vehicle on an incline. The owners manual also recommends always using the parking brake.

ES6T 01-23-2019 07:56 AM

In an extreme case, sure. But given that the original post said "very slight slope", I don't think it's going to sheer off any time soon.

KellyfromVA 01-23-2019 08:35 AM

My bet is they've already sheered off the parking pawl in the transmission, that's why it's rolling. Expensive mistake that can be avoided.

ES6T 01-23-2019 09:00 AM

I'll take that bet.

woffi 01-23-2019 09:46 AM

I took the car to the dealer ,they parked it on a steep incline it did not move so there is nothing they can do.Also the car has been parked in the same place for 6 days and has not moved with no parking brake. Gremlins??? thanks for all the help.

ES6T 01-23-2019 09:48 AM

Easiest bet I've ever won.

When you say it was moving, how far was it moving?

woffi 01-23-2019 11:18 AM

the first time 4 ft overnight then 2 ft the next time . Thanks

ES6T 01-23-2019 11:38 AM

Is it icy?

KellyfromVA 01-23-2019 12:02 PM


Originally Posted by ES6T (Post 469715)
Easiest bet I've ever won.

Won? Telling people that it's okay not to use the parking brake? I call that irresponsible more than a win.


ES6T 01-23-2019 12:21 PM

I just said on a "very slight slope", it isn't going to sheer the parking pawl, like you claimed.

Because it won't.


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