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2002 V70 Intermittent starting problem when warm V70-XC70

posted by  Ketchb on  Thu Jul 15 05:44 CST 2010
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Hi All

Just been having a problem starting my 2002 V70 2.4T. It happens intermittently (not all the time just sometimes) when the engine is warm. Doesn't seem to happen when cold. It will crank and crank but will not start. Sometimes it throws a message "Reduce engine proformance" when it finally does start, but there is no reduced profomance, it runs fine with smooth with quick response. It doesn't flood or anything like that. When it starts to crank and crank if turn the key to off wait a second and try again it starts right up.

I had the A/C serviced at a Indy which specializes in Vovlo so I had them check it out(I was feeling Lazy). They said they found one crank senor message from a while ago but nothing else, no other codes / no check engine light. They pulled the sensor, found a little rust on it so they cleaned it. But the problem was there a few days later.

Any help would be appreciated.

Ketchb






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