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- 29 Jun 2021, 13:08
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Re: warm AC. pay for diagnostics or just replace compressor
The engine control module runs the compressor variable displacement solenoid. The climate control module monitors the evaporator temp sensor and requests compressor displacement level which is used to determine the duty cycle of the VD solenoid. Expansion valves are not giving trouble on these unles...
- 12 Aug 2022, 14:35
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Re: Help! Low input Voltage at 960 ignition coils
The red/green is power supply and the other wires that have a different color on each coil is the ground from the ignition power stages. The power stages are transistor amplifier circuits, 3 in each power stage. The grounding from those power stages is never a direct ground as the power stage is des...
- 08 Feb 2023, 18:55
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Re: What killed my S70 T5M... Place your bets
I think rod and/or main bearing major failure is detected with a Fluke test and not a UOI sample. Set meter to ohms and stick it into debris in bottom of pan. 2 ohms or lower is really bad.
- 26 Apr 2023, 13:18
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Re: Mystery hose /// 2006 2.5t
Vent hose for washer reservoir, it is open and not connected.
- 31 Jul 2023, 12:04
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Re: I think I spoke too soon (alternator)
The P2 does not use a battery temp sensor but does use ambient and does some computing for battery temp gain. The charging voltage is lower for higher ambient. The post at underhood fuse/relay box is known for loss that you have now fixed.
- 27 Nov 2023, 08:04
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Re: New to us 2004 XC70 with coolant in the oil. Likely head gasket, do I need to look out for anything else?
It is simple to detect oil cooler problem. It also has the greatest chance with that much oil going to cooling system but no loss of coolant or coolant in exhaust. Remove the two hoses to the cooler and connect them to each other with 5/8 inch hose nipple you can find in an auto store. You an do som...
- 23 Mar 2024, 17:29
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Re: 1998 C70 About SRS lamp
The change from DC current wiring to AC makes the harness change. The end plugs on 99 will have capacitors and 98 will not. The bags and belts don't care but if you have the harness from 99 and airbag control unit original to the car that is a problem as the capacitors in end plugs for airbag will m...
- 07 Jul 2024, 13:08
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Re: How to know if my '01 and '02 V70s have mechanical or hydraulic lifters?
2000 was a running upgrade to that family of engines. Solid tappets and single point oil supply to a drilled passage for inside crankcase piston spray jets were the noted changes. The solid tappet does not use a shim but the whole tappet is changed for adjustment as the shaft that is on under side o...
- 09 Jul 2024, 22:23
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Re: Volvo wants out of Polestar
I'm in for early adopter take on this. EV's are in Beta VHS phase as to battery tech. When (I think it is no longer in "if" territory) solid state battery tech with life issue becoming a non-issue and charge times of under 10 minutes then EV's become as normal as ICE vehicles. Fuel station...
- 20 Jul 2024, 11:08
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Re: 2006 xc90 SRS light on-iCarsoft 2.0 won't clear code
Address the battery issue. The low voltage code is one that self clears when the voltage is restored to normal and it passes normal diagnostics a few times. Something that occurs in the first 10 seconds or less. You can verify using jumper cables or a battery booster gizmo and turning on ignition an...






