DIY Automatic transmission Solenoid removal Volvo S60 +Adaptations reset procedure

DIY Automatic transmission Solenoid removal Volvo S60       +Adaptations reset procedure

Transmission reset & adaptation procedure (as described by the Vida software): Click on ‘Show more’ here below:
Connect the VIDA station
Start the engine
Gear selector in position P
Activate “Adaptation Mode”.
Note! Do not switch off the engine.

Disconnect the VIDA station. Test drive the car as described below.
Start the test drive after the text message is displayed in the combined instrument panel.
The general orange/yellow warning lamp is used during the adaptation as an indicator to show that a target value has been reached. The warning lamp goes out after 2-4 seconds, depending on the type of adaptation that has been carried out.

Test drive description for up-shift adaptation
Accelerate gently at an engine speed of approximately 1400 rpm up to 4th gear. Hold the accelerator pedal (AP) in a fixed position throughout the acceleration. Stop the car and repeat the procedure until the general orange/yellow warning lamp lights after each shift. A number of accelerations may be required to obtain the correct result.

Note! 5th gear will not be available at this engine speed.
Carry out another acceleration, but this time up to 5th gear. Raise the engine speed to approximately 1800 rpm. Hold the accelerator pedal (AP) in a fixed position throughout the acceleration. Repeat the procedure until the general orange/yellow warning lamp lights after each shift. A number of accelerations may be required to obtain the correct result

Accelerate again up to 5th gear, but this time raise the engine speed to approximately 2500 rpm. Hold the accelerator pedal (AP) in a fixed position throughout the acceleration. Repeat the procedure until the general orange/yellow warning lamp lights after each shift. A number of accelerations may be required to obtain the correct result.

Note! The transmission control module (TCM) adapts continuously. Not all shifts will be “perfect”. For example, the orange/yellow warning lamp will not light after each shift from 1-2. The lamp only needs to have lit once for each shift at each engine speed to be sure that the adaptation has reached its target value.
Test drive description for down-shift adaptation
Drive the car at approximately 70 km/h (45 mph) in 5th gear. Release the accelerator pedal (AP) and brake gently to a standstill

Repeat the procedure until the general orange/yellow warning lamp lights after each downshift. Note that a number of retardations may be required to obtain the correct result. If it is difficult to achieve the correct result: increase or reduce the pressure on the brake pedal.

Description of adaptation of “garage shifting”
Run the engine at idle speed and hold the brake pedal pressed down. Then move the gear selector to position N. Wait 5 seconds. Move the gear selector to the R position. Wait 5 seconds. Then move the gear selector back to N. The adaptation is complete when the orange/yellow warning lamp lights when the gear selector is in the R position

Run the engine at idle speed and hold the brake pedal pressed down. Then move the gear selector to position N. Wait 5 seconds. Move the gear selector to the D position. Wait 5 seconds. Then move the gear selector back to N. The adaptation is complete when the orange/yellow warning lamp lights when the gear selector is in the D position.

Information for car with “Neutral check”
When disengagement of clutch C1 is OK, the orange/yellow warning lamp will light when the gear selector is moved to position D and the brake pedal is pressed down. This takes 1-3 seconds.

Description of adaptation of “Neutral check”
Drive slowly, at approximately 10 km/h (5 mph) with the gear selector in position D. Brake carefully until the car is stationary. Repeat the procedure until the general orange/yellow warning lamp lights after the car has stopped. The position for C1 disengagement has been adapted when the lamp lights

Run the engine at idle speed and hold the brake pedal pressed down. Move the gear selector to position D. Wait approximately 25 seconds until the general orange/yellow warning lamp has lit. When the warning lamp has lit, release the brake pedal and let the car roll slowly forwards. Repeat the procedure until the general orange/yellow warning lamp lights after the brake pedal has been released. The position for C1 engagement has been adapted when the lamp lights.

Note! The general orange/yellow warning lamp will not light each time. The lamp only needs to have lit once for the adaptation to have reached its target value.

A write up for the same repair (not mine) www.volvoxc.com/0/resources/how-to/pdf/2002-V70-XC-Valve-Body-Replacement-Notes.pdf

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Peppermint says:

I recommend measuring the adjustment of your old solenoids, and make sure the new solenoids have the same adjustment. The reason for this is, Volvo says the original solenoids are 'matched' to the valve body, which may mean that not all original solenoids have the same adjustment from car to car. Here's how to measure this adjustment for each solenoid: with a 3mm allen key screw in completely the old solenoid and count how many turns it took to screw in. Then do the same with the new solenoid that has the same connector color as the old one, screw in completely then unscrew the number of turns as on the old one 4:10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0NWwjDL-rk

psv1600 says:

Hi "Peppermint", congratulation and a big thanks for this helpful video. I will do the job soon a bit more confident now! I heard you (or your friend) talking french, right? Fred

Tiago Magalhaes says:

Can you do it by lifting the engine, instead dropping it?

Richard Pflieger says:

I saw that ya put up this vid on SS so I had to see it right away. You did a fantastic job!!! In fact, all of your contributions are really excellent. Thank you for all of your astute efforts.

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