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Fault in atuomatic gearbox (flashing arrow light) 850 1995

posted by  SpeedyGonzales on  Fri Apr 5 11:54 CST 2002
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Hi all!

I have an 850/95 with 2,5 10v, and an AW 50-42.

I get flashing orange arrow in dashboard and errorcode 3-2-2 from diagnostic unit in engine room.
(Cable in A1)

The gearbox is working very well in D. The error appers with cold engine, put handle in 3rd driving about 60km/h downhill and let the engine try to slow the car down. The error arrives! Then I pull over and stick cable in A1. Off and on with switch(key)(engine not running). Press diagnistic knot 1 time.
Read error code. 3-2-2 will flash slowly. To clear error and reset flashing light in dashborard, press diagnostic knot for 5 secs, let go and wait for red light. When it lights up...press the knot again for about 5 secs and you will hear a click and the flashing error is gone!!

I would very much know why this error comes!!

3-2-2 : incorrect gear ratio for given roadspeed

Any ideas?

SpeedyGonzales
Norway






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