Cleaning Throttle Body
#1
10-12-2005, 03:42 PM
#2
10-12-2005, 09:32 PM
RE: Cleaning Throttle Body
Follow the instructions in the link.
https://volvoforums.com/m_5690/mpage...g/tm.htm#13733
The only other thing that you might have to do is remove the pipes on the top of the engine.
https://volvoforums.com/m_5690/mpage...g/tm.htm#13733
The only other thing that you might have to do is remove the pipes on the top of the engine.
#3
10-12-2005, 09:57 PM
#5
10-17-2005, 01:08 PM
RE: Cleaning Throttle Body
Tech,
I was able to get the throttle body off and cleaned but that didnt seem to fix my problem. So after a trip to the dealership and $900.00 later, I hopefully have no more problems. It still ended up being the throttle body, but it was something that cleaning couldnt help. Thanks again for your help.
I was able to get the throttle body off and cleaned but that didnt seem to fix my problem. So after a trip to the dealership and $900.00 later, I hopefully have no more problems. It still ended up being the throttle body, but it was something that cleaning couldnt help. Thanks again for your help.
#7
10-17-2005, 03:04 PM
#8
10-17-2005, 04:58 PM
RE: Cleaning Throttle Body
Glad it's fixed.
I have a 2000 T6 and bought it with 100K. I had to have the "O" rings done, $800 but that's it. Mine will sometimes feel like it's throttle is not rock solid. It's hard to describe but when around 2000 rpm and not accelerating but just moving a long slowly it feels it's not staying at a constant rpm, likes it's soupy or sloppy. I told you hard to describe. I figure it's just a characteristic of the T6 ETM and turbo's. The car runs great and I like it.
I have a 2000 T6 and bought it with 100K. I had to have the "O" rings done, $800 but that's it. Mine will sometimes feel like it's throttle is not rock solid. It's hard to describe but when around 2000 rpm and not accelerating but just moving a long slowly it feels it's not staying at a constant rpm, likes it's soupy or sloppy. I told you hard to describe. I figure it's just a characteristic of the T6 ETM and turbo's. The car runs great and I like it.
#9
10-17-2005, 09:52 PM
RE: Cleaning Throttle Body
ORIGINAL: familyman
Glad it's fixed.
I have a 2000 T6 and bought it with 100K. I had to have the "O" rings done, $800 but that's it. Mine will sometimes feel like it's throttle is not rock solid. It's hard to describe but when around 2000 rpm and not accelerating but just moving a long slowly it feels it's not staying at a constant rpm, likes it's soupy or sloppy. I told you hard to describe. I figure it's just a characteristic of the T6 ETM and turbo's. The car runs great and I like it.
Glad it's fixed.
I have a 2000 T6 and bought it with 100K. I had to have the "O" rings done, $800 but that's it. Mine will sometimes feel like it's throttle is not rock solid. It's hard to describe but when around 2000 rpm and not accelerating but just moving a long slowly it feels it's not staying at a constant rpm, likes it's soupy or sloppy. I told you hard to describe. I figure it's just a characteristic of the T6 ETM and turbo's. The car runs great and I like it.
#10
10-18-2005, 11:35 AM
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