VIN: emissions number "1"??
I've been digging through everything but I can't find a specification for the 8th digit being "1". On top of that, every time I go to volvocars.com, it times out. Does anyone know what my car has? It's a 95 850 Turbo
Last edited by Chrispy_T; Sep 8, 2013 at 06:48 PM.
Your Engine code should be 55 or 57. The latter is FWD turbo.
A 58 is for a T5-R turbo
[1992-Present] Emission Control Equipment
If your a 55 its the one highlighted Theoretically??
A 58 is for a T5-R turbo
[1992-Present] Emission Control Equipment
- 0 = SULEV+ (Super Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle) / Engine Codes 39, 55, 64, 72
- 2 = ULEV2 (Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle) / Engine Codes 38, 41, 51, 59, 61, 67, 68, 85, 98, 99
- 4 = Engine Codes 71
- 7 = LEV2 (Low Emissions Vehicle) / Engine Codes 52, 54
- D = L6
If your a 55 its the one highlighted Theoretically??
Found the answer for you finally on Matthews Volvo site.
http://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/vol...6-example.html
Harder to read than other forms of VIN description but it has yours on it.
Read the 2nd table down the page for emissions info.
http://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/vol...6-example.html
Harder to read than other forms of VIN description but it has yours on it.
Read the 2nd table down the page for emissions info.
Well, volvocars is back up and I found the vin decoder. Turns out that this is what I have. "1 = w/ EGR w/o air pump, w/OBDII, w/elec. control evap." What should I do about the egr since I'm converting to the NA throttle body? I don't want to deal with the CEL. Oh, another thing is that I have hit fuel cut at least 5 times since my last CEL and I have yet to see a code for the boost controller. It's only ever tripped once.
Well, volvocars is back up and I found the vin decoder. Turns out that this is what I have. "1 = w/ EGR w/o air pump, w/OBDII, w/elec. control evap." What should I do about the egr since I'm converting to the NA throttle body? I don't want to deal with the CEL. Oh, another thing is that I have hit fuel cut at least 5 times since my last CEL and I have yet to see a code for the boost controller. It's only ever tripped once.
Only reason to change out the manifold with the N/A TB is to get the bigger opening; most just line bore (or die grind) the turbo manifold to match.
Are you going to disable the egr?
I looked at the EGR and it seemed to be bolted to the TB not the mani, I guess I was wrong. I plan on line boring the turbo manifold and polishing it. I'm also going to tidy up the runners if needed. I want to clean up the manifold as much as possible to smooth things out.
The throttle body isn't very thick. It's only about an inch and a half thick so the EGR doesn't have room to mate to it.
I think the boss in the picture would be where the EGR bolts up. In the small picture, it's a NA manifold and the EGR isn't drilled open.
Found a picture of it !!
I think the boss in the picture would be where the EGR bolts up. In the small picture, it's a NA manifold and the EGR isn't drilled open.
Found a picture of it !!
Last edited by rspi; Sep 12, 2013 at 02:43 AM.
I looked at the EGR and it seemed to be bolted to the TB not the mani, I guess I was wrong. I plan on line boring the turbo manifold and polishing it. I'm also going to tidy up the runners if needed. I want to clean up the manifold as much as possible to smooth things out.
I meant smoothing the surface that I bore out with 1000-1500 grit or so. Not polish the entire manifold. That could be frustrating.
I just want to get the opening as nice as possible.
I just want to get the opening as nice as possible.
If the rest of the motor looked just as nice, sure but no. Just no. That and I'm too broke to afford to make it nice. Budget performance FTW!



