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help...car still stalling out, thought we had it fixed 700 1987

posted by  dandeeman on  Thu Oct 28 12:23 CST 2004
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Today my 87 740 4cy. stalled out again. We have replaced most all the relays(fuel related), just finished installing both fuel pumps and thought we had it fixed. It has run fine until today when I turned on the air cond. It started sputtering and spitting immediately. When I turned off the air it was better for a minute then started running badly again the rest of the way home. My husband says to order a distributor. We're thinking hall sensor. Any suggestions? We need input. Thanks in advance for everyone's help.
Dee








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help...car still stalling out, thought we had it fixed 700 1987

posted by  Sammy29926 on  Thu Oct 28 16:36 CST 2004
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hi there,
souns like a hall sensor to me .. bu tbefore u order a rebuilt dist. check the wires of th ehall sensor u might jut need to change the plastic booth and be fine...
Sammy








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help...car still stalling out, thought we had it fixed 700 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be Davedaknight on  Sat Oct 30 11:05 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Believe it or not, check the coil. I had the same thing on my '90 740GLE, with the same list of jerk and replace repairs by the dealer until a local independent Volvo shop diagnosed it over the phone, changed it out, and all was copacetic.







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