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1995 Volvo 940 automatic transmission indicator 900

posted by  muskox37 on  Sat Jan 23 14:35 CST 2021
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I have removed the transmission cover on this 1995 Volvo to get at the parking brake adjuster. No problem with the adjusting. The brake is now operating.

But I have had this car for a number of years now and it has always misread the place the shifter is supposed to be in. This is the surround that the shifter plunges into.

The indicator shows P,R,N,D,2,1. Below is how it lights up:
PARK no light
REVERSE P is lit
NEUTRAL R
DRIVE N
2 D
1 2

I can get a picture up but I thought while I have the cover off I would throw out the question first. The small cover panel beneath the shift lever is loose and I can move it about a quarter of an inch back and forth but even with this I cannot get a proper reading of the appropriate gear setting.

Not quite sure what holds this small panel in place and given ancient plastic I don't want to break anything. I can live with the misreading if needs be.

Bob






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