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06 S60 Clunk on acceleration S60

A mount would have caused a clunk while cold. Just watching the engine while someone else shifts will show a lot of movement.

Check the tranny fluid for redness. A scanner can pick up most tranny codes, but not if the transmission code is at fault. That requires a dealer download, about $100. There have been known problems in earlier models with the tranny releasing the torque converter, or not releasing, while the car is stopped.

If you buy this car I suggest the first thing on the list is a tranny flush.

Klaus
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Proud owner of a 220S. If I had more room, I would have more Volvos.






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