Hi.
just finished the mammoth job of replacing the AC evaporator and heater core on our 1995 850.
Took a few weekends which included waiting for parts.
Today all reassembled and running except the AC which is yet to be gassed up.
However, On the clean air outlet of the filter box going to the throttle valve assembly is a small blue sensor. Its obviously an air temp sensor as I can see the small round thermistor inside through the 8 hole cage around it.
I cannot find the cable that connects to it. Truth is, I cannot remember disconnecting it but its been a few weeks so I'm not sure.
I removed the air box to get easier access to the heater and AC lines through the firewall.
Can anyone send me a photo of the cable going to it but more importantly for me - describe where its coming from? Which loom? The one running alongside the battery, does it come from around the ABS unit, does it come up from around the auto transmission somewhere, does it come from the engine block perhaps?
I'd appreciate all help to find this elusive cable and its connector.
Is there any chance that in some countries its not used and not connected?
Help with inlet air temp sensor please.
- jreed
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Would you post a photo of the blue sensor?
1997 855 GLT (Light Pressure Turbo) still going strong. Previous: 1986 240 GL rusted out in '06, 1985 Saab 900T rusted out in '95, 1975 Saab 99 rusted out in '95, 1973 Saab 99 rusted out in '94
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As stated, I know its an air temp sensor. I've looked at countless *50 google photos and can see its always connected. What I cannot find in my engine bay is the cable and connector that belongs to it. I've had the air box out several times looking for anything that would reach and connect to it but there's nothing.
If Volvo decided it wasn't needed in Australia for some reason, surely they would have a plastic plug in there instead of an unused sensor.
The car is a one owner and the owner is my wifes aged godmother, so we know no-one has tinkered with the car. Its so dead original it could almost be sold as a new car.
As stated, I know its an air temp sensor. I've looked at countless *50 google photos and can see its always connected. What I cannot find in my engine bay is the cable and connector that belongs to it. I've had the air box out several times looking for anything that would reach and connect to it but there's nothing.
If Volvo decided it wasn't needed in Australia for some reason, surely they would have a plastic plug in there instead of an unused sensor.
The car is a one owner and the owner is my wifes aged godmother, so we know no-one has tinkered with the car. Its so dead original it could almost be sold as a new car.
- misha
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It is a 10v car.
U.S market didn't had them.
I would suggest you to visit www.volvoforums.org.uk since they have a plenty of them.
U.S market didn't had them.
I would suggest you to visit www.volvoforums.org.uk since they have a plenty of them.
'97 850 2.5 20v / fully equipped / Motronic 4.4 from the factory / upgraded with S,V,C,XC70 instrument cluster / polar white wagon
History of Volvos in the family:
'71 144 S
'73 144 De Luxe
'78 244 DL
'78 244 DL
'79 244 GLE
'85 340 GLS
History of Volvos in the family:
'71 144 S
'73 144 De Luxe
'78 244 DL
'78 244 DL
'79 244 GLE
'85 340 GLS
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Don't suppose it is this...
Wisdom requires knowledge as a prerequisite, but knowledge can be developed due to a lack of wisdom.
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
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If it isn't I'm sorry, but I tend to be one of those that tucks all the harnesses when I work on things...
Wisdom requires knowledge as a prerequisite, but knowledge can be developed due to a lack of wisdom.
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
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