Hello, My Volvo recently broke down and I had it towed to nearest
garage. The mechanic says the transfer case part of the transmission
needs to be replaced. I called a transmission repair place and the guy
told me that it isn't that simple and that the electronics on Volvos
are complicated and that the computer needs to be "relearned" (whatever
that means). What do you think of this?
Roadie - 19 Oct 2006 16:10 GMT
> Hello, My Volvo recently broke down and I had it towed to nearest
> garage. The mechanic says the transfer case part of the transmission
> needs to be replaced. I called a transmission repair place and the guy
> told me that it isn't that simple and that the electronics on Volvos
> are complicated and that the computer needs to be "relearned" (whatever
> that means). What do you think of this?
Makes general sense. I would strongly recommend that the evaluation
and work be done by a Volvo dealer or mechanic throughly familiar with
the car.
Tim.. - 19 Oct 2006 17:09 GMT
>> Hello, My Volvo recently broke down and I had it towed to nearest
>> garage. The mechanic says the transfer case part of the transmission
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> and work be done by a Volvo dealer or mechanic throughly familiar with
> the car.
If its a manual trans then no. The ECU hasnt a clue what gearbox is fitted,
If its an auto, then yes.
Tim..
Mike F - 20 Oct 2006 12:11 GMT
> Hello, My Volvo recently broke down and I had it towed to nearest
> garage. The mechanic says the transfer case part of the transmission
> needs to be replaced. I called a transmission repair place and the guy
> told me that it isn't that simple and that the electronics on Volvos
> are complicated and that the computer needs to be "relearned" (whatever
> that means). What do you think of this?
There are no electronics connected to any of the AWD system on your car.

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