1999 S80 Upshift Shudder

Discussion in 'Volvo S80' started by Deacon Eisenhart, May 7, 2005.

  1. I'm noticing that after I drive a bit and warmup the transmission, a shudder
    begins between the shift between gears 2 and 3.
    Based on the TSB and the known culprit being solenoid #5, does it hurt to
    ignore this problem or am I damaging something?

    Deacon

    I see a TSB on this:

    A/T - Upshift Shudder
    S80
    1999-2000

    Section:
    4

    Group:
    43

    No.:
    0027

    Year:
    03

    Month:
    01

    Reference:
    This service bulletin replaces the previous service bulletin SB 43-0027 from
    October 2002, which should be discarded. The Chassis Number limitations are
    deleted.

    Vehicles involved:
    Cars with transmission GM 4T65

    Automatic transmission, shudder during upshift

    Background

    This Service Bulletin describes the fault tracing and corrective action for
    transmission shudder during upshift (most common during the 2-3 shift). If
    necessary refer to the methods in VADIS. To replace the line pressure
    solenoid (5TH solenoid) an updated method can be found in this Service
    Bulletin.

    Materials

    Description Quantity Part No.

    STh-solenoid 1 9480638
     
    Deacon Eisenhart, May 7, 2005
    #1
  2. Deacon...how did you find the service bulliten? Is there a place
    I can look up 200 s80t6's info? Was there one on the am radio
    antenna ground wire...that enabled the system to get good, solid
    am radio reception?...thanx....richard / colorado
     
    ~^ beancounter ~^, May 8, 2005
    #2
  3. Hi:

    I subscribed to Alldata for $24.95 a year for the car.

    Here is the website link. I think if you fool around, you can get free
    recall information and some TSB's.
    http://www.alldatadiy.com/index.html

    I can't seem to find anybody to tell me about a good service manual. At
    least this site gives me SOME guidance. It also provides me the OBDII
    cross-reference codes to the Volvo code.

    I hope you find something good there.

    Deacon
     
    Deacon Eisenhart, May 9, 2005
    #3
  4. thanx!!....
     
    ~^ beancounter ~^, May 9, 2005
    #4
  5. thats a lot of info Deacon...for $24....i
    am going to get a years service...thanx.......
     
    ~^ beancounter ~^, May 9, 2005
    #5
  6. Deacon Eisenhart

    Guest Guest

    the 4T65E transmission is known for EPC problems the screen colapses and
    prevents the solenoid from operating properly.removal of trans will be
    necessary to replace the solenoid and advise OEM solenoid <updated> ask your
    local gm dealer for the updated solenoid. as far as i know there is no
    difference between the gm solenoid and the volvo solenoid
     
    Guest, May 10, 2005
    #6
  7. Would I be better taking this to a transmission shop, or somebody at a Volvo
    shop?

    Do you know if driving it with the problem will cause more damage or if
    there are any other repercussions.

    Deacon
     
    Deacon Eisenhart, May 14, 2005
    #7
  8. Some is incomplete.

    I just need a guide at times showing my how things come apart or what has to
    be removed to reach something.

    I had a manual for my trooper that duplicated everything on teh ALLDATA
    site. It was two huge books, published by HELM.

    I found it very helpful to understand the vehicle.

    Deacon
     
    Deacon Eisenhart, May 14, 2005
    #8
  9. Deacon Eisenhart

    Guest Guest

    if you take it to a volvo house you will pay dearly since they will want to
    replace the trans.an aftermarket trans shop will do just as well just be
    sure to get all old parts back including the EPC Solenoid.Check out your
    local shops and thier reputation and warranty periods.then also check out
    what volvo wants to do the job. you will find the volvo house will have a
    far better warranty on thier trans then aftermarket shops do because volvo
    will put in what is called a certa unit<certified rebuilt by gm>.
     
    Guest, May 14, 2005
    #9
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