alinaflame50
Movano Transfer Case Limp Mode
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alinaflame50 (Author)
Thanks for the reply. Could you be a bit more specific? Did you have the exact same symptoms? And how did you figure out it was the ABS? Any specific diagnostic trouble codes I should be looking for?
hanswolf1
Yes, the symptoms were consistent with what you've described, including the gearbox slippage and unclean shifts. While I cannot provide specific diagnostic trouble codes without a proper scan, it is recommended to have a workshop perform a diagnostic assessment to confirm the source of the malfunction. It may save you significant time and potential component damage.
alinaflame50 (Author)
Right, understood. Thanks for the heads-up! It's a relief to know someone else has dealt with this before. I'll get it booked into the garage then, hopefully it won't cost too much. Turns out it was just a sensor issue, they reset it and all in it cost me absolutely nothing, I was dreading a torque converter replacement!
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hanswolf1
I own a Renault Movano too, and I experienced a similar issue. The symptoms you describe align with a potential problem with the ABS system triggering a consequential fault, leading to the transfer case limp mode. It's possible that a malfunctioning ABS sensor is sending incorrect data, which then affects the gearbox and overall powertrain performance.