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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / January 2005

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S40 Check Engine Code P0700

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Rob MacTurk - 25 Jan 2005 22:32 GMT
My '01 S-40 (89K Miles) has a check engine code P0700 - Transmission control
system malfunction.  Can anybody enlighten me about what this might mean?
The car drives fine and the only thing it's doing (other than the light) is
that the transmission mode arrow keeps flashing.

Any information about this would be appreciated.

Rob
Mike F - 26 Jan 2005 13:48 GMT
> My '01 S-40 (89K Miles) has a check engine code P0700 - Transmission control
> system malfunction.  Can anybody enlighten me about what this might mean?
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>
> Rob

I can't help you out with any specifics, but the transmission control
unit has detected some kind of fault - electrical or internal - and
that's why the arrow is flashing.  The transmission control unit can
"ask" the engine control unit to turn on the check engine light, which
is why you have that code.  You need a code reader that can read Volvo
transmission faults, many of which are not part of the OBD-II spec., so
generic OBD-II readers will not be able to read them.

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Rob MacTurk - 26 Jan 2005 20:52 GMT
>> My '01 S-40 (89K Miles) has a check engine code P0700 - Transmission
>> control
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> transmission faults, many of which are not part of the OBD-II spec., so
> generic OBD-II readers will not be able to read them.

DRAT! I was afraid it was going to be a proprietary code - Thanks anyway,
Mike

Rob
Per Hauge - 27 Jan 2005 16:33 GMT
How did you obtain this code (which tool)
In the OBD2 standard the code P0700 is a generic code for transmission
fault, other codes may be present in the ECU being more specific.
If the code would be P1... it would be proprietary.

Per Hauge

> >> My '01 S-40 (89K Miles) has a check engine code P0700 - Transmission
> >> control
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> Rob
 
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