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98 V70 Automatic Gearbox Flashing indicator

posted by  mwhittie on  Sat Aug 22 02:10 CST 2009
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Hi Brickboard,

I posted this on Thursday...don't mean to be in a hurry, but was wondering if someone has had a chance to consider this post. My friend is coming to pick up their car on Sunday and I'm trying to diagnose this for them. Here is the post from Thursday...

Well, back to the brickboard....I just changed a friend's radiator on a 98 V70 AWD Turbo. (Thank you Klaus, by the way for the info, it came out of the bottom quite nicely). Now another problem has come up, not knowing the car's past history, this may be a new problem or exising. The "up" arrow is flashing on the instrument panel and the "S" and "W" lights are flashing alternatively. I will be talking to the owner sometime today to see if this problem has been there or if it just happened since we were in the compartment changing the radiator. I was wondering if we may have disturbed some vacuum or wiring routing in the process?

Thanks in advance...






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