How can fix a "W" malfunction button? Transmission Problems
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Asked by ProblemsInThailand Apr 04, 2013 at 12:56 PM about the 2002 Volvo S80 2.9

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

We have a S80 2002 Volvo. It seems that the "W" button is engaging by itself. When we stop, put it in neutral, press the "W" button, the problems go away and then comes back. The problem is becoming more frequent. How can we disable this "W" button or where to find the chip to replace it and where we purchase it?

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ProblemsInThailand answered 11 years ago

I forgot to mention that after we stop, put it in neutral, and press the "W" button, we then turn off the car and wait 15 seconds. This is known as a reset in the electronic field.

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GuruSJY5M answered 4 years ago

U need to turn it on put it into drive wet mode only works properly if you engage wet mode in drive only and disengage in drive as well it’s states that in the usual manual that’s how I know

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