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Geartronic gearbox problem

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Old Feb 25th, 2024, 22:19   #11
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This is a 2005 .
Should look like this when you get it off .
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Old Feb 26th, 2024, 13:30   #12
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Ok guys, update.
I got the shifter off today. Still the metal rod will not move out of park unless I use brute force. Once I get it out it will move ok. There seems to be a relationship between the keys and this unit cause sometimes when in park I can't remove the keys but can move the shifter into other positions. At other times in park I can then remove the keys but it's stuck in park.

Will I do any harm when I'm forcing it to move out of park??
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Old Feb 26th, 2024, 14:35   #13
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There is a relationship with the keys yes - there is a solenoid somewhere that locks it in position

You can't take the keys out unless in park. And you can't take it out of park without the keys in and your foot on the brake

If that is not how it's operating then somethings gone wrong with that solenoid or the electrical connections etc
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Old Feb 26th, 2024, 14:45   #14
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OK . Just check that when you squeeze the button that the white square on the end of the cable is lifting . All good ? So it`s not the button.
Next thing is to put your ear near to the shifter in "Park" and with ign. on press the brake pedal . You should hear the release solenoid operate . Hear nothing ? Then it could be the solenoid is faulty or the release cable from the Ign switch to the shifter mechanism is out of adjustment .
Search "Interlock" in the search box > There is more detailed info on what to look for/at .
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Old Feb 26th, 2024, 20:36   #15
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OK . Just check that when you squeeze the button that the white square on the end of the cable is lifting . All good ? So it`s not the button.
Next thing is to put your ear near to the shifter in "Park" and with ign. on press the brake pedal . You should hear the release solenoid operate . Hear nothing ? Then it could be the solenoid is faulty or the release cable from the Ign switch to the shifter mechanism is out of adjustment .
Search "Interlock" in the search box > There is more detailed info on what to look for/at .
Thank you. You're on the money here. The solenoid is working. I can hear the click when I hit the brake pedal. The issue is the cable from the ign switch. I can see it move (just a very little bit) when I turn and off ign. So with ign on I put my hand down and push the yellow plastic ring towards the rear of the car and I can easily move out of park. When back in park I can't take the keys out until I push the ring forwards.
I accidentally lifted the end of the black cable out of its retainer and now all works as it should . I know it's not ideal so either I need to adjust the cable or renew it.
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Old Mar 4th, 2024, 21:04   #16
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**Update**
Ok so the issue is with the interlock cable from ign switch to gear selector assembly. The cable is sticking. I've sprayed with three in one lubricant and temporarily taken the cable out of its clip holder. So all is working fine for now. I just need to remember to be careful with the selector as the safety mechanism is disabled.
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Old Mar 5th, 2024, 16:43   #17
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**Update**
Ok so the issue is with the interlock cable from ign switch to gear selector assembly. The cable is sticking. I've sprayed with three in one lubricant and temporarily taken the cable out of its clip holder. So all is working fine for now. I just need to remember to be careful with the selector as the safety mechanism is disabled.
Thanks for leaving an update once you fixed the problem. :-)

It's always super helpful for other users.

Did you manage not to hit yourself in the face whilst pulling the end of the gear selector off? I had to take mine out once as the plastic within the button snapped which mean there was no interlock whilst driving.
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Old Mar 5th, 2024, 22:25   #18
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Thanks for leaving an update once you fixed the problem. :-)

It's always super helpful for other users.

Did you manage not to hit yourself in the face whilst pulling the end of the gear selector off? I had to take mine out once as the plastic within the button snapped which mean there was no interlock whilst driving.
I really appreciate the help here and I think its therefore important to let the people who reach to help know how it all ended up.

And, yes, I nearly hit my face. It released with such a force !!!
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Old Mar 10th, 2024, 15:16   #19
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This is an interesting thread as the button in my 2007 V70 is cracked and has begun to stick. You can feel a chunk of the plastic is missing from the button.

So far, just a little wiggling is needed to free things up but I should replace mine.

This knob removal procedure sounds interesting. Off to You tube I go.

BTW: Can anyone with VIDA parts look-up provide the number of the replacement button and shaft part, please? It's a non-turbo, FWD model.
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Old Mar 10th, 2024, 17:11   #20
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These buttons are usually aftermarket as Volvo want you to buy the whole assembly and charge you to boot.
It could be either button fitted . You wont know `til you remove it .
These are the Ref. Nos.
8675628 , 9463564 , 9463563 , 8698157 , 83430000 .
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