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2004 S80 MAP Sensor Location

Everything on the Volvo S80. Sometimes called an "executive car", the S80 was Volvo's top-of-the-line passenger car. P2 platform.
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2004 S80 MAP Sensor Location

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Can anyone help me, please? I have a 2004 S80, Non-Turbo model that is not running well at all. When it starts it is either rough to start or when it starts is has a rough idle. When you step on the accelerator the RPM's will not go over 2000. I ran a code reader and I get a P0105 code that says it is a Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit issue.

My problem is that I CAN NOT find the "Bleeping" MAP Sensor anywhere. Can someone please tell me where it is located and possibly post a picture or accurate diagram? Thank You

David

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Might help if you would state which engine is in your S80. Also I would advice to do a readout with DICE, might show some more info
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Its the 2.9 Liter L6 Non-Turbo.

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There is no MAP sensor but there is a barometric sensor soldered onto the ECM board.
What is the code the scanner gives?

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The code is P0105

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I think you are going to have to get a read with manufacturer specific codes. Some scanners will read the code in some coars and the conversion list to P type codes from manufacturer specific codes is wrong. There is no MAP sensor on a 2.9 non turbo as it has Bosch Motronic 7.01 and that system does not use one. I wanted to look up the code as sometimes the ambient temp sensor that is part of the MAF on that car will display a wrong code on a generic scan tool but that is not the code that sets.

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Do you think replacing the ECM will solve that issue?

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It might but that is not a plug n play ECM change. The dealer can't install a used one and Xemodex charges $300 plus to clone your info from old one to a used one you supply. I do not trust the code you have to be accurate for the problem.

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