I have a CEL with a code P0172. I was looking around and I found a vacuum elbow with a hole in it that I think may be setting off the CEL. The repair I am speaking of is posted below.
http://volvospeed.com/Repair/vacuum_lines.php
What I am thinking is that I want to "move the power steering pump out of the way." Does anyone have a good write up on how this is done or some guidance they could offer?
Do I need to remove the bolts that you access through the pulley?
I don't want to disconnect any fluid lines (if i don't have to); I just want to be able to move pump out of the way so I can have better access to that vacuum elbow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Power steering pump (move out of way) 96' 850
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crazy_frog
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hi mate not familiar with the petrol version but i removed my power steering pump off my 850 tdi and i had to remove the two bolts through the pully wheel to move it free off its bracket, i did not have to undo any pipes so no lose of any fluid
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wheelsup
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You remove the pump spacer bolt, then the guard plate, then the two bolts holding the pump on the inside of the car, then thru the pulley there are 3 bolts (feel around for them). After that just lift off.
1995 850 GLT Wagon w/ 200,000 miles
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crazy_frog
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That's awesome! Thanks, you.
96' 850 Turbo 90k
90' 740 Turbo 150k
Portland, OR
90' 740 Turbo 150k
Portland, OR
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crazy_frog
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My car has 90k on it. Now I am kinda thinking maybe it would make more sense to pull the intake manifold and replace the pcv system. And while I am there do the vacuum elbow. What do you all think?
96' 850 Turbo 90k
90' 740 Turbo 150k
Portland, OR
90' 740 Turbo 150k
Portland, OR
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jblackburn
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Good thinking!Now I am kinda thinking maybe it would make more sense to pull the intake manifold and replace the pcv system. And while I am there do the vacuum elbow. What do you all think?
'98 S70 T5
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