The keyless entry system may stop working due to a loss of synchronization with one or more remotes. Our technicians tell us re-synchronization may be only a temporary solution, the keyless entry receiver may need replacement to correct this concern.
The parking brake may be hard to release. Our technicians tell us that adjusting the parking brake cable will generally correct this issue.
A knocking noise may be noted from the front suspension, commonly caused by damaged lower control arm bushings . Our technicians tell us the bushings or control arm should be replaced as necessary to correct this concern.
While driving the 2011-2013 Volvo C30, operators may notice harsh shifting or slippage of the transmission .
This is caused by software issues in many cases, however, internal transmission failure may be the culprit as well. This may or may not be indicated by the check engine warning light.
In some instances, the failure has been attributed to the ‘sealed-for-life’ nature of the transmission, as the transmission fluid may break down before the transmission is taken out of service.
The manufacturer of the transmission, which is a third party, has issued many software updates, but when these updates fail to correct concerns, the transmission must be removed, disassembled, inspected, and repaired.