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mike 06-08-2012 08:54 AM

VIN Decoding, What transmission do I have in my car?
 
Hi
My VIN is: YV1DX7641E1057044

Can anyone tell me what trans I have in here?
I'm getting different answers from transmission shops.

Is there a reliable site for VIN decoding of Volvo's? I'm getting conflicting information.

michaelovitch 06-12-2012 03:45 AM

Have you looked to your transmission first ?

m 46 m 47 m 90 are very easy to recognize and auto trans too

have you got a picture ?

i would say m 90

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Vehicle...olvo/VIN_Codes


but i need the year to be precise.

v8volvo 06-18-2012 01:53 PM

Since it is an automatic, there is only one possibility: it is a ZF 4HP-22L. That means trans manufactured by ZF, 4-speed, 22-series, and the L stands for "lockup" referring to the locking torque converter that these units use.

I still owe you info about where transmissions might be found in California... look for a PM.

George

piper109 06-18-2012 06:12 PM

If you are up for some repair work, a possibility would be to take the main mechanical section out of a transmission of a later vehicle....I would suggest a Land Rover Discovery 1, 1996-1999 that has all the bugs worked out of it, and swap it into the case of yours, keeping the valve block, governor and torque converter all the same the original. The 4HP-22 transmissions all use the same main mechanical section, clutches etc. Its actually not a very difficult job though having the Volvo green book is an absolute must.

Of course I should also mention again that I have a good one in my garage......but its a very long way from California.

If you have debris in yours, make sure you have the torque converter cleaned out.

Steve

Quote:

Originally Posted by v8volvo (Post 5944)
Since it is an automatic, there is only one possibility: it is a ZF 4HP-22L. That means trans manufactured by ZF, 4-speed, 22-series, and the L stands for "lockup" referring to the locking torque converter that these units use.

I still owe you info about where transmissions might be found in California... look for a PM.

George


mike 07-24-2012 06:28 PM

Well I found out for sure.
It is a ZF 4HP-22L
Although George says the "L" stands for Lockup, I was also told that it stands for Left because the starter is on the left.
Now I have no idea if the starter is on the left, right, or middle.
I thought it was an interesting comment


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