CEM-codes Volvo S80 2.9L

Discussion in 'Volvo S80' started by Guest, Mar 24, 2006.

  1. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Hello,

    Who can give the CEM-codes (e.g. CEM-260A or CEM-270A, etc.) from a Volvo
    S80 (2.9L) and the explanation from this codes ?!

    Thanks,

    WW.
     
    Guest, Mar 24, 2006
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  2. Guest

    Meze Guest

    Are CEM-codes = Trouble codes..??

    Meze From finland..
     
    Meze, Mar 24, 2006
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  3. Guest

    WW Guest

    CEM (Central Electronic Module)-codes which are related to
    emmision-diagnosis.
     
    WW, Mar 24, 2006
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  4. Guest

    Meze Guest

    Only what i found is ECM = engine control module
    and codes are EOBD codes P0000-P0999

    Meze From Finland.. sorry about my bad english ...
     
    Meze, Mar 24, 2006
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  5. Guest

    WW Guest

    CEM is the head-computer from the car.
    The modules, or nodes, are micro computers that are controlled by the
    CEM (central electronic module)
    There are about 15 operative modules in a S80 and they control almost
    all of the electrical functions in the car e.g. climate control, ABS breaks
    and the electrical controls in the driver door.
     
    WW, Mar 24, 2006
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  6. Guest

    Big Dick Guest

    You probably mean ECM-260A and ECM-270A
    Only the dealership VIDA can read CEM codes.
    There are not any CEM codes 260A or 270A
    that I could locate.
    Generic code readers can read the ECM computer.


    ECM-260A Long term fuel trim Lower or upper limit
    Lower limit could be intake vacuum leakage, high fuel pressure,
    leaking fuel injector(s), Defective AMM, engine oil lever too high,
    to defective 02 sensor(s).
    Upper limit could be intake air leak, low fuel pressure to
    defective 02 sensor.

    ECM-270A Adaptive Lombda control Bank 2
    Defective 02 sensor to possibly a fault of the 260A codes
    listed above.

    BD
     
    Big Dick, Mar 26, 2006
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  7. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Okay, I'm inquired and what you say is true.

    Thaks,

    WW
     
    Guest, Mar 29, 2006
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