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Old Apr 24th, 2018, 17:29   #1
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Default Stop on D

2004 XC70 D5 awd.

Anybody with this kind of ....Thing.

When i stop in drive after the car comes to a full stop not only i hear a down owl like a Audi s1 blow up valve , its like a down rotating sound. After the car stop its kind a give to small 2 push forward like he wants to go. And i dont have my foot on the gas??? Like its trying to engage first gear???

Anybody with the same issue?

Many Thanks
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Old Apr 24th, 2018, 18:27   #2
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Default Two things to check

See if your transmission fluid is clean or not. If not, get it clean with several drain & fills or a pump out via a disconnected cooling line. This is commonly called "The Gibbons Method".

See if your alternator is freewheeling correctly. If the pulley (the freewheel) is jammed it can effect deceleration.
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