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Ryno2253
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Post by Ryno2253 »

First post here just bought my first Volvo, a p2 xc70 last week.

Had (what I believe to be) the vvt solenoid go out a few hours ago and saw this connection was disconnected.
Could this possibly be the cause or if not what is it?

Thanks in advance
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Post by abscate »

I think that’s the coolant level sensor connector, but on RHD nothing is where it “ should be”

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Not related to VVT. Not even distant cousins
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Second pic with top support brace makes it look LHD! 🇺🇸
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