Volvo experts- Help!
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I recently replaced both left and right pumps on a 2000 xc70 due to a no fuel problem. About 2 weeks later, the car came back and for a no start problem. It showed about 6 gallons of gas. When I added gas, it would start. I assumed one of the senders was installed incorrectly. After extensive testing, I found that the problem is that fuel from the left side is not being delivered to the right side. I thought that the right side pump sucked fuel from the left side, but it appears that it requires pressure from the outside line of the left pump to push the fuel to the right side. The line that comes off the left pump goes to a pressure valve which T's into the evap line, which runs from the evap valve (on the fan) to the carbon canister. That is where I am lost, because as far as I understand the evap system on this car uses vacuum. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated, thanks.
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1997 850 T5 [gone] w/ MSD ignition coil, Hallman manual boost controller, injectors, R bumper, OMP strut brace
2004 V70 R [gone]
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