A faulty transmission control module (TCM) most often causes limp mode with the gearbox stuck in one gear, harsh jolts when you select D or R, erratic gear changes, flashing PRND letters and a gearbox or engine warning light. However, the same symptoms are often caused by a low gearbox oil level, a weak battery, a poor earth or a faulty sensor. To test a transmission control module, start by checking the battery and reading the fault codes with a diagnostic tool that can talk to the gearbox control unit, then check the power supply, the connector, the oil and the live data. Below we explain the symptoms, the diagnostic steps and what the most common fault codes mean.
Throttle Body Volvo 6G9N9F991AA
Vendors's code: 6G9N-9F991-AA
Product code: 6G9N9F991AA
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Throttle Body Volvo 6G9N9F991AA
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Does the 6G9N9F991AA throttle body fit your car?
This is a used, working throttle body with part number 6G9N9F991AA, for: Volvo. To confirm the fit, compare the number with the label on the throttle body in your car.
Throttle Body 6G9N9F991AA – Volvo
The 6G9N9F991AA throttle body controls the air flow in the engine intake system. In electronic versions, the throttle plate position is controlled by the engine control unit. According to the product data, it fits: Volvo.
Part numbers to compare
- 6G9N9F991AA – also printed as 6G9N-9F991-AA
The same number – 6G9N9F991AA – should appear on the label of the throttle body in your car. The make alone (Volvo) is not enough to choose the part – throttle bodies with different numbers were fitted to cars of this make.
Common throttle body faults
When the throttle body in a Volvo starts to fail, the most common signs are:
- carbon deposits – rough idle, engine stalling,
- worn throttle position sensor – jerking, fluctuating revs, fault code stored in the engine control unit,
- in electronic throttle bodies: failed motor or gear drive – limp mode, loss of power, engine warning light.
If cleaning does not help and diagnostics point to a throttle body or position sensor fault, replacement with a part carrying the same number is usually required. After fitting, many cars need an adaptation according to the vehicle manufacturer's procedure.
Frequently asked questions
| How do I check that the 6G9N9F991AA throttle body fits my car? |
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| Compare the number 6G9N9F991AA with the label of the throttle body fitted to your car (Volvo). |
| Does the throttle body need to be adapted (relearned) after replacement? |
| In many cars, yes – the engine control unit has to learn the positions of the new throttle body. This is done with a diagnostic tool or according to the vehicle manufacturer's procedure. |
| What condition is this throttle body in? |
| It is a used part in good working condition. The warranty period is shown in the product specification table. |
Not sure if this throttle body fits your car? Send us the number from the label on your part and we will check compatibility before shipping.
