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Peter Milnes · Dec 12th, 2005, 02:22

This is likely to be a wiring or switch fault. The most common fault being with the W-S-E switch or the wiring to this switch or the
P-N-P switch and associated wiring. The P-N-P switch is reached from underneath the car and is usually smothered in road dirt and/or oil/grease and such. This tends to make the connections unreliable. The W-S-E switch is on top of the gear lever console.

Check all the connections around the gearbox and both switches for problems. Keep me in touch with progress and good hunting.

All the best, Peter.

Dec 12th, 2005, 02:22	#2
Peter Milnes Premier Member Last Online: Apr 10th, 2014 00:01 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Tonyrefail	RE: Volvo Transmission Lights This is likely to be a wiring or switch fault. The most common fault being with the W-S-E switch or the wiring to this switch or the P-N-P switch and associated wiring. The P-N-P switch is reached from underneath the car and is usually smothered in road dirt and/or oil/grease and such. This tends to make the connections unreliable. The W-S-E switch is on top of the gear lever console. Check all the connections around the gearbox and both switches for problems. Keep me in touch with progress and good hunting. All the best, Peter.