v70 won't start

Discussion in 'Volvo V70' started by David Plotner, Feb 3, 2004.

  1. My '99 V70 still won't start!
    I changed the 02 sensor, took it down from the jack, and problems.... cranks
    but won't start.

    There are no OBDII error codes, so I don't think I have a bad or a
    disconnected sensor.

    I am getting spark, and appear to have decent fuel pressure at the injector
    bar (checked the schraeder valve for fuel and pressure)

    I am at a loss for what to check. Does anyone have a list of connections
    (vacuum?) that may have gotten knocked loose, to cause no starting?

    Thanks,

    -david p-
     
    David Plotner, Feb 3, 2004
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  2. David Plotner

    Guest Guest

    I would unplug the o2 sensor breifly and check the engine bay fuses for the
    injection system- there i a 10amp one in there as i recall. You may have
    somehow shorted the heater supply to the o2 sensor and blown the system
    power fuse- i.e. the same one as the heater which supplies +12v to all
    engine actuators like injectors, ISCV, etc etc...

    Otherwise...I dont know.

    Tim..
     
    Guest, Feb 4, 2004
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