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<title>[AWD] [S80] rough idle -posted by- mort</title>
<description>My 1999 S80 2.9L suddenly developed a rough idle and the idle rpm fell to 500 rpm from it&#x27;s normal 750. It just happened over night.
Would appreciate advice as to what area I should start looking for the problem eg faulty plug, injector etc.  
Thanks
Mort</description>
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<title>[RWD] [200] [1993] fuel pressure -posted by- mort</title>
<description>Thanks for the reply, Jorel

At idle 27 PSI
With vac hose disconnected and plugged, pressure jumps up to 38 PSI</description>
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<title>[RWD] [200] [1993] fuel pressure -posted by- mort</title>
<description>Would like to know what the fuel pressure should be.
My 240 has become sluggish - current fuel pressure reading with engine running is 27 psi.
Thanks
Mort</description>
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<title>[RWD] [200] [1993] ignition or fuel stumble? -posted by- mort</title>
<description>Good morning brickboarders
re my 1993 240 wagon - LH 2.4 with crank position sensor
There is an irregular misfire or stumble when I&#x27;m at idle.
Remote temp gauge shows +/- 249F for cyl 3 &#x26; 4
Cyl 2 shows 238F
Cyl 1 reads 217F
Is this an indication of a misfire/stumble on cyl 1?
All plugs are new
Do I have an ignition misfire or a bad injector?
or
a timing problem
Hope you can guide me
Thanks in advance
Mort</description>
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<title>[AWD] [S80] [1999] a/c compressor pulley bearing -posted by- mort</title>
<description>Thanks Klauss 

I have been hunting around for a recycling yard that has a compressor for my model. Have found a couple

Before I get involved, is it a big deal in recharging the system on my S80 or is it basically the same as on any other car.


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<title>[AWD] [S80] [1999] a/c compressor pulley bearing -posted by- mort</title>
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Hi, Brickboarders
The a/c compressor pulley bearing is rumbling away.
Would appreciate instructions on the process of replacing it.
It appears that it is part of the clutch assembly.
Accessing the compressor by removing the steering pump, alternator etc is not a problem. 
Look forward to your help
Thanks
Mort
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<title>[AWD] [S80] [1999] 02 Error codes -posted by- mort</title>
<description>Re my 1999 S80 2.9L

Error codes
P0136 Volvo ECM2AUA Bank 1 sensor2
P0036 Volvo ECM2A2A  

Is there any way that I can access the 02 sensors without having to take down the exhaust system, cross bar etc.? Would appreciate some guidance on how to do this.

Thanks

Mort

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