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V40 crosscountry D2 engine gearbox funnies

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Old Jan 30th, 2022, 14:52   #1
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Hi all,

I can't believe it was April 21 las time I was on here, don't know where the time goes. Hope everyone is OK.

Coupla weird things with my V40 XC D2 :

1. few days ago drove about 15 miles home & after I stopped it kept running the fan at full belt (could be heard in the house) for ages. The journey was 30 mph through a couple of villages, 40 - 50 elsewhere, so not fast and not slow. A bitterly cold morning too. So nothing obvs to cause engine to overheat.

2. today I stopped at a t-junction about 2 miles from leaving home. When I could go I pressed on gas revs went up - and up - and car didn't move. Out of gear & back in again, still same. Some message appeared re. transmission reduced blah blah didn't have time to read it all. The bloke behind pushed me into a layby opposite. Then he pushed the car in there too (joke laugh now!). But transmission wasn't "reduced" it wasn't happening at all.

Dunno if the 2 are related, obvs fan not as much of a worry as getting stranded in the middle of a junction when gearbox stops working.

I'd be grateful for any advice please.

TIA, Terry.
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Old Feb 9th, 2022, 10:05   #2
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I got the codes read - no gearbox stuff but a code re air intake temp sensor - I suppose could account for the fan thing, & poss if the engine got hot the trans would get hot too, dunno.
Then got a dongle and ios app later & read codes myself. Nothing - so maybe the codes got cleared when the garage read them.
My dongle showed air intake temp at 12 C at first, which was = the temp on the thermometer on my patio, then drove round a bit then back in to drive and intake temp was a couple of degrees higher as I sat there with engine on - as you'd expect
Couple of scary "archived" "inactive" gearbox codes, dunno what that means.
So I guess it's wait for it to happen again - not ideal but ....
(Also got a 2004 Jag XJ8 which can produce some really frightening error messages which are fixed by switching ignition off and switching it on again so who knows?)
Cheers, Terry.
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Hi all,

I can't believe it was April 21 las time I was on here, don't know where the time goes. Hope everyone is OK.

Coupla weird things with my V40 XC D2 :

1. few days ago drove about 15 miles home & after I stopped it kept running the fan at full belt (could be heard in the house) for ages. The journey was 30 mph through a couple of villages, 40 - 50 elsewhere, so not fast and not slow. A bitterly cold morning too. So nothing obvs to cause engine to overheat.

2. today I stopped at a t-junction about 2 miles from leaving home. When I could go I pressed on gas revs went up - and up - and car didn't move. Out of gear & back in again, still same. Some message appeared re. transmission reduced blah blah didn't have time to read it all. The bloke behind pushed me into a layby opposite. Then he pushed the car in there too (joke laugh now!). But transmission wasn't "reduced" it wasn't happening at all.

Dunno if the 2 are related, obvs fan not as much of a worry as getting stranded in the middle of a junction when gearbox stops working.

I'd be grateful for any advice please.

TIA, Terry.
It could be the coolant temperature sensor , you need to monitor it when the fault happens . you lost drive from the auto gearbox ...? and a transmission message was up?
this would have have a stored code .
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