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04 V70 2.5T fuel pump issues

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04 V70 2.5T fuel pump issues

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I have an 04 V70. It has a steel fuel tank so obviously it's an odd ball. I was in the drive thru at the Chic Fila and it just quit. Relay was clicking but no pump. I tried swapping relays that did nothing, then I replaced the fuel pump. Which took me a couple orders because of the steel tank thing. But it is a factory replacement pump from Volvo. Not a cheap piece!
Well it still doesn't work? Is there any other components between relay CMI12 under dash and the pump? I haven't found a proper diagram yet.. it doesn't help its 100deg outside working on it either. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks

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The P2 fuel delivery uses the central electronic modul (CEM) a pump electronic module. The Pump module Is the most likely failure,
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Post by oragex »

As above, look for the PEM (google) $50 used off Ebay. No need to put back the small locking tab and screw

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I concur... PUMP ELECTRONIC MODULE.(I hate acronyms) btw. It good to have moderators like abscate, Oragex, Jimmy 57 and a handful of other people around... really know their stuff when it comes to the diagnostic side. MDK

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Post by cn90 »

You can find a used PEM at local junk yard for $15-$20.
Give it a try.

If not, then try ebay, about $45 for a used PEM.
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Thanks for all your help. I pulled the module out today. It's pretty corroded. I'm gonna order another.

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MDK wrote: 19 Jul 2019, 15:08 I concur... PUMP ELECTRONIC MODULE.(I hate acronyms) btw. It good to have moderators like abscate, Oragex, Jimmy 57 and a handful of other people around... really know their stuff when it comes to the diagnostic side. MDK
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