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Throttle Position Sensor S80 1999

posted by  TimeToBakeTheDonuts on  Tue Jan 26 16:44 CST 2010
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When I researched this a few years ago, I don't remember coming across this solution. I wonder if it came out since then.

I was under the impression that the software smoothing that Volvo implemented solved for the most part the problem. Obviously a total failure would make even smoothing no good.

Interesting to see a third party came to the rescue with a real long term solution to the problem.






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