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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / May 2007

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Roger Mills - 10 May 2007 19:35 GMT
According to my local Volvo dealer an increasing proportion of V70s are now
being supplied with Geartronic auto transmissions rather than manual boxes
(and this is in UK, not north America!)

All he could tell me is that it's an auto box with with manual over-ride but
he hadn't a clue about what is inside in terms of torque converter (or not),
planetary gear sets, multi-plate clutches etc. Wikipedia is *some* help, but
not a lot.

Can anyone point to a decent on-line reference with a full description and
sectioned diagrams of the innards, etc.?
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Tim.. - 10 May 2007 23:06 GMT
> According to my local Volvo dealer an increasing proportion of V70s are
> now being supplied with Geartronic auto transmissions rather than manual
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> not), planetary gear sets, multi-plate clutches etc. Wikipedia is *some*
> help, but not a lot.

It's a regular computer controlled TC auto box with electro-hydraulic
actuation of the clutch plates, with progressive and full lock-up
capabilities on the top 3 gears, and comes in mainly 5 speed (though there
is a new 6 speed version about to hit the streets with the new V70). It has
tip-style manual control, and there will be a steering wheel option.

Still Aisan-Warner as far as i am aware..

Tim..
Roger Mills - 11 May 2007 13:23 GMT
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,

> It's a regular computer controlled TC auto box with electro-hydraulic
> actuation of the clutch plates, with progressive and full lock-up
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Tim..

Thanks. Is Aisan-Warner related to Borg-Warner?
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