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by erikv11
11 Sep 2024, 21:40
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Re: Can't find fuel filter '05 V70 N/A

If the car ran dry of fuel, the fuel pump may have burned up, and is very weak now.
by abscate
12 Sep 2024, 04:41
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Re: Can't find fuel filter '05 V70 N/A

Run a fuel pressure test with a gauge to check that pump, per the above
by 850 LPT
12 Sep 2024, 07:18
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Re: Can't find fuel filter '05 V70 N/A

PZEV V70 has:

Engine code B5244S6

VIN type 64
by erikv11
13 Sep 2024, 13:55
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Re: Can't find fuel filter '05 V70 N/A

Try this video, Peppermint is pretty good:
by cn90
27 Sep 2024, 13:44
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Re: PEM interchange, '04, 05 05 v70 n/a

It is a resounding yes...

I have played with so many PEMs on 04 V70, 05 XC90, 06 S60, 07 S60 etc.

Although the PNs are different, they work just fine, no issues.
I posted info in forum.
I'd pick a later part, if given the choice, the one PN ending with ___225.
by abscate
04 Oct 2024, 03:28
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Re: Sudden complete electrical loss '05 V70 n/a

Open up your jump cover on the fuse box under hood and inspect the primary cable coming up from the battery. Look for dark corrosion or signs of duress there. Of course, battery connections under the trunk floor mat first. Modern cars will crank fine but no start due to low bus voltage to the electr...
by cn90
04 Oct 2024, 06:20
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Re: Sudden complete electrical loss '05 V70 n/a

Also, check all ground cables: trunk, engine compartments.
by cn90
04 Oct 2024, 09:27
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Re: Sudden complete electrical loss '05 V70 n/a

? Faulty ignition switch (on the left side of SW)...
by firstv70volvo
04 Oct 2024, 12:51
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Re: Sudden complete electrical loss '05 V70 n/a

I have checked all of the connections I have found, no looseness or corrosion. I think it is important that the electricity did not reduce, it shut of like a light responding to a wall switch. There are some heavy-duty fuses near the battery, 40-50 amp fuses, 11E/4 and 11E/5 supply the CEM, I'd che...
by volvolugnut
11 Dec 2024, 19:31
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Re: 2005 V50 2.4i very slow starter

Check voltage directly at the starter connections while cranking. This will tell if you have large voltage drop through power or ground cables to the starter. If large voltage drop, then test each cable for voltage drop under loaded conditions.
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