2003 S60 T2.5 Fuel pressure sensor

lostboys · Post by **lostboys** » 21 Jan 2013, 16:20

Hi all, I have searched hi and low for the fuel pressure sensor on my 2003 S60 T2.5 AWD, and I cant find it anywhere, its not on the end of the fuel rail or anywhere near it. I have searched this forum and several others for info on this mystery but have not found the answer. Does anyone have a good description or photo of the fuel pressure sensor in its location and not to tight a photo so you can see the other parts around it so as to get a relative sense of the location? Many thanks in advance.

Post by **jimmy57** » 21 Jan 2013, 20:35

If it has it it is one the left end of fuel rail. It was 100% on Denso non-turbo in 03 but I think only a few 2.5T got it that year.
Do you have a DTC for faulty sensor?

lostboys · Post by **lostboys** » 23 Jan 2013, 14:59

@Jinny57
It turns out my 2003 S60 2.5T AWD doesnt have a FPS and my problems relate to a dirty throttle body. I would like to attemp clening this myself but one of the procedures I found involves taking off the rad fan, intake manifold and a bunch of other parts. I thought I saw somewhere in this forum or perhaps the swedespeed forum a posting that explained with some photos how to take off the throttle body with out removing all the other stuff. Any ideas or hints anyone.

Thx

Post by **regent** » 23 Jan 2013, 16:14

This is a link to a how-to procedure for the P2 platform:
Etm cleaning 2000 volvo s80 t6

I think since the swedes built your car around the ETM, you have no choice but to follow it

Cleaning the ETM would not hurt at all. You want to clean the MAF sensor, too. If your symptoms persist without codes, there are a few other old-school things to consider looking at such as power supply to the ETM, PCV system condition, etc.

maddog2020 · Post by **maddog2020** » 12 Jun 2014, 12:14

lostboys wrote:@Jinny57
It turns out my 2003 S60 2.5T AWD doesnt have a FPS and my problems relate to a dirty throttle body. I would like to attemp clening this myself but one of the procedures I found involves taking off the rad fan, intake manifold and a bunch of other parts. I thought I saw somewhere in this forum or perhaps the swedespeed forum a posting that explained with some photos how to take off the throttle body with out removing all the other stuff. Any ideas or hints anyone.

Thx

Well shoot, I just found out that mine doesn't either. I really don't understand how this can be. I purchased my shiny new FPS from ECP Euro, it arrive and I started the job today, only to be thoroughly confused when I couldn't find an FPS anywhere. How is it possible that some cars have them, and other don't?

Ian