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V70 Fuel door wiring 2002 wagon V70-XC70

posted by  Rolyak on  Wed Mar 6 21:52 CST 2024
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I replaced the lock pin solenoid earlier this year and the message was working! The car sat for 30 days I wanted gas up today and it was locked. Removed the new solenoid and applied 12V it was OK. Perhaps someone might know more about that circuit? Thanks!





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