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How to fine 'P' position on PNP switch replacement help....... 850

posted by  someone claiming to be Mrsha on  Sun Nov 17 12:49 CST 2002 [RELATED]

OK,,,, PNP replacement today,, was nightmare... to make a long story short I move the gear lever couple time after disconect the battary cable and reconnect them....

what I need to know is assum that I am all screw up... how would I fine the Park "P" position on the new switch ????
New switch have not been install .. will do it in the morning still have problem reomve the connector I will drill it out tommorow...
thanks for all hepl and support over the years...







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How to fine 'P' position on PNP switch replacement help.......

posted by  russb on  Sun Nov 17 15:06 CST 2002
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Turn the shaft on the PNP all the way CLOCKWISE to get it into park.

Are you going to drill the electrical connector? Don't drill it!
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RussB in Ct '96 855T - '91 944T








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How to fine 'P' position on PNP switch replacement help.......

posted by  Sadude on  Mon Nov 18 02:49 CST 2002
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another idea is to look for reverse...the idea is when its in reverse the lights in the back will light up...don't start the car just turn the key far enough along so that those lights will come on.

check volvospeed.com, and look under maintenance section for FWD

good luck







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