What's my engine type and how do I "pull" codes?
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yondervolvo
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I have a '96 850 turbo wagon and I can't seem to figure out what type of engine I have. I've looked on the driver side door info tag as well as the tag on the inside of the left front fender under the hood. I am also curious how to "pull codes" by myself...some type of specialty tool?
Joe
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greasefingerss
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- Year and Model: 850 wagon 1994
- Location: Northern VA, USA
Use the tab at the top of the page titled Volvo Repair Database. You will most likely spend an hour there reading the useful info provided.
Current Vehicles
1994 Volvo wagon(855) na 161,000 miles with AT
2003 Toyota Camry
1994 Jeep GC 202,000 miles
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1994 Volvo wagon(855) na 161,000 miles with AT
2003 Toyota Camry
1994 Jeep GC 202,000 miles
2003 Toy 4Runner
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CarVolvo
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built in obd so you can pull codes was only offered on 1995 to 1993 850. You have to get a reader around $100 to handle codes on 96 and 97.
you can also look for they type of engine on your vin # .... sixth & seventh numbers .
If the number is 51=b5252s ( i think this is the 10 valve engine) most commonly its the 55=b5254 n.a., 57=b5234t the turbo and the ever powerful 58=b5234t5
Keep in mind there are variances on the engines too..because of air pumps and other additions.. usually there is a identification badge on the black plate facing you (timing belt cover) when you stand on the passenger side wheel and look into the engine.
Also look on top or th engine and see if it say s 20 valve..and on your air cleaner to see if you have TURBO stamped on it.
you can also look for they type of engine on your vin # .... sixth & seventh numbers .
If the number is 51=b5252s ( i think this is the 10 valve engine) most commonly its the 55=b5254 n.a., 57=b5234t the turbo and the ever powerful 58=b5234t5
Keep in mind there are variances on the engines too..because of air pumps and other additions.. usually there is a identification badge on the black plate facing you (timing belt cover) when you stand on the passenger side wheel and look into the engine.
Also look on top or th engine and see if it say s 20 valve..and on your air cleaner to see if you have TURBO stamped on it.
THE FLEET!:
93 854 GLT 20v non-turbo 435,000 KM +
94 854 20v non-turbo 215,000 KM ..new engine
87 745 B230 non-turbo 250,000 KM (newest edition Jan '07)
86 244 GL B230 non-turbo 460,000+ KM
93 854 GLT 20v non-turbo 435,000 KM +
94 854 20v non-turbo 215,000 KM ..new engine
87 745 B230 non-turbo 250,000 KM (newest edition Jan '07)
86 244 GL B230 non-turbo 460,000+ KM
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yondervolvo
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B5234T, 20 valve. Thanks so much. Is this a good model?
Joe
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CarVolvo
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turbo is the quicker one of the bunch.. only thing faster is the T5 with over 40 horses more.
Yes all the 20 valve engines are reliable and dependable for the long haul... most people will tell you do regular oil changes and also clean out your flame trap.. your good to go!
Yes all the 20 valve engines are reliable and dependable for the long haul... most people will tell you do regular oil changes and also clean out your flame trap.. your good to go!
THE FLEET!:
93 854 GLT 20v non-turbo 435,000 KM +
94 854 20v non-turbo 215,000 KM ..new engine
87 745 B230 non-turbo 250,000 KM (newest edition Jan '07)
86 244 GL B230 non-turbo 460,000+ KM
93 854 GLT 20v non-turbo 435,000 KM +
94 854 20v non-turbo 215,000 KM ..new engine
87 745 B230 non-turbo 250,000 KM (newest edition Jan '07)
86 244 GL B230 non-turbo 460,000+ KM
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yondervolvo
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- Joined: 02 Apr 2007, 20:24
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- Location: Noblesville, IN
Flame trap?! Sounds like a coal burning engine. Can you shed some light on the flame trap?
Joe
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greasefingerss
- Posts: 208
- Joined: 25 Jan 2007, 06:41
- Year and Model: 850 wagon 1994
- Location: Northern VA, USA
Go here: https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/chat/p ... php?t=8220yondervolvo wrote:Flame trap?! Sounds like a coal burning engine. Can you shed some light on the flame trap?
Current Vehicles
1994 Volvo wagon(855) na 161,000 miles with AT
2003 Toyota Camry
1994 Jeep GC 202,000 miles
2003 Toy 4Runner
1994 Volvo wagon(855) na 161,000 miles with AT
2003 Toyota Camry
1994 Jeep GC 202,000 miles
2003 Toy 4Runner
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