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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / March 2008

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93 Turbo Wagon

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Ed - 02 Mar 2008 18:09 GMT
Two questions please.
My torque converter will not always lock.  Is fails more times than it
works. Is there a relay that controls this and where is it?  Transmission
works great in all other modes.

Second, How do I trouble shoot the cruisem control?

Thanks, Ed
You guys are great!
James Sweet - 02 Mar 2008 20:00 GMT
> Two questions please.
> My torque converter will not always lock.  Is fails more times than it
> works. Is there a relay that controls this and where is it?  Transmission
> works great in all other modes.
>
> Second, How do I trouble shoot the cruisem control?

I don't know how the lockup converter works but I can offer some advice on
the cruise control. Is it not engaging at all, or is it suffering some other
issue? Check the switch on the brake pedal to make sure it works. The manual
transmission version of these cars uses a vacuum switch, I don't recall
whether the auto setup is the same. If it's vacuum, check for cracks in the
hose to it. Also check the vacuum line to the servo on the throttle and the
servo diaphragm itself. The electrical portion of the cruise control is
normally pretty reliable, most of the problems I've come across involve the
vacuum portion. It's worth checking the fuses too to make sure none of them
have failed.
 
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