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whunter

Inspected the ETM connector, no issues found.
ETM installed, cleared codes P0300, P0137 three times in half hour, they come back.

Thank you

whunter

Dismounted, opened, inspected, reassembled, and cleaned the ETM.

Here are the housing numbers.
ETM
8677796 020806
800600210
01786 japan
8002

Interesting, I will closely inspect the connector for issues.
After I reinstall the ETM I will recheck codes.

whunter

It has a new fuel pump and PEM.
Fuel pressure was monitored during test drive, with no variation.

Thank you.

whunter

Update

More research, it is called an ETM.
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/volvo ... e-etm/[url][/url]

I am finding some DIY repair links
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Volvo+Thro ... +fix/97486

whunter

The continuing saga. Random throttle fail while driving = any speed it suddenly drops to idle, 7 to 100 seconds it begins functioning again. 2003 Volvo V70 base wagon 2.4l, 285,345 miles on the car, 90% interstate highway. No codes. My first assumption is a failing TPS (Throttle Position Sensor). He...

whunter

Good afternoon. The saga continues. New PEM connected, the fuel pump runs, it started and idled strange. FYI: Found the issue is a broken crank position bracket. For anyone not aware, this is a plastic bracket with a threaded stud. Apparently when I replaced the sensor, nut removal started fracturin...

whunter

Might be worthwhile starting a new thread on your headlight issue. Sometimes when you have a major issue things like this can get missed. When you say headlight, do you mean the whole headlight unit is not working or just the actual headlight? If it is just the headlight, have you tested the bulb? ...

whunter

Your help is appreciated. The PEM module has been removed. Following advice of many sources, shaking the old module sounds like a Maraca. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=synrohkGwAc Thank you to my local dealers LaFontaine Volvo Farmington Hills, MI Suburban Volvo Troy, MI for verifying by VIN# the ...

whunter

FYI: My daughter was cruising a major five lane boulevard at 45mph when it died, and had to be pushed off the road.

whunter

cn90 wrote: ↑07 Apr 2023, 17:51 Just wondering...

How do you know your 2003 does not have the PEM?

My excuse is old age, and failing vision.
You are correct.
Blind groping I found the PEM right front top of the fuel tank.
It will be replaced when the new part arrives.

Thank you so much.

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