Of coursecarboncow wrote:Thanks gang sounds like the 2006 we are looking at is safe!
what years had questionable ETMs?
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If the 2002 is a non turbo S60 or V70 then you have the M-M ETM not the Bosch ETA. In 2003 the Denso fuel system non-turbo S60 and V70 got Denso ETA's.
The 2002 C70's, although turbos, were delayed one year before dropping ETM for the ETA.
In 2002 S80's turbo or non-turbo got ETA's.
Is that confusing?
OK, then, If you are in Europe and have a CNG fueled vehicle you're ETM's didn't go away until maybe 2008.
The 2002 C70's, although turbos, were delayed one year before dropping ETM for the ETA.
In 2002 S80's turbo or non-turbo got ETA's.
Is that confusing?
OK, then, If you are in Europe and have a CNG fueled vehicle you're ETM's didn't go away until maybe 2008.
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