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Problems with 2015 Volvo S60 POWER TRAIN

On average, the 2015 Volvo S60 starts to “feel” problems with the POWER TRAIN and its various aspects after 33 400 miles.

Recently reported POWER TRAIN problems on 2015 Volvo S60

Bought used volvo only had 66,000 miles on it 1st shifter stuck in park, there apparently is a slot in behind shifter in the cubby to stick key in and manually unlock shifter, 2nd serious wabble at 50+ mph was told by volvo it was washer system needed in all wheel drive, the was not the issue needed drivers axel. only 1 month after replacing front drivers axel i already hear the tell tail clicking of axel bearing gone bad on a new 750.00 axel, 3rd fog / running light on bumper flickers over bumps. 4th had the replace bearings on struts all under 70,000 miles on the car not impressed volvo

By default, the auto stop/start function is engaged every time you start the 2015.5 vovo s60. the car has about 1,800 miles and was picked up at the end of august, 2015, leased as new. my wife was stopped at a traffic light, on a relatively flat road. the car turned off the engine using the auto-stop/start. when she took her foot off the brake and put it on the accelerator, the car turned off completely. the dash turned off. she had to put on her hazard warning lights, put the car into park and press the stop/start button to start the car. she then was able to put it back into drive and continue. this is not how this is supposed to function. this represents a very serious problem that could result in someone getting rear-ended or not being able to accelerate from a stop in an emergency situation--imagine if an ambulance, firetruck or police car was coming through and you had to move through an intersection or to the side of the road but the car died?

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