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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / April 2005Oxygen Sensor V70
I need to change the oxygen sensor with a non Volvo part. The sensor with Volvo is ?153 so I need to buy from a motor factor. There are 4 wires going in to the sensor, 1 brown, 1 blue , 2 black. What sensor do I need. UK. Its a 2.4 non turbo 2001 > I need to change the oxygen sensor with a non Volvo part. > The sensor with Volvo is ?153 so I need to buy from a motor factor. > There are 4 wires going in to the sensor, 1 brown, 1 blue , 2 black. > What sensor do I need. > > UK. > I need to change the oxygen sensor with a non Volvo part. > The sensor with Volvo is £153 so I need to buy from a motor factor. > There are 4 wires going in to the sensor, 1 brown, 1 blue , 2 black. > What sensor do I need. May I kindly ask you, if the sensor in question deals only with the air intake for the cabin, or is it associated with the engine air intake? We might have a problem with the engine air intake, and that's why I got curious. Ours is V70 2,4T ym.2001. According to authorized Volvo dealer in Berlin, our cruise control problem might be associated with the engine air intake sensor or something like that... --- Kytis "Isän tärkein tehtävä on kasvattaa tyttärensä niin, ettei hän huoli paskaa jätkää miehekseen" J.Sarasvuo > > I need to change the oxygen sensor with a non Volvo part. > > The sensor with Volvo is ?153 so I need to buy from a motor factor. > > There are 4 wires going in to the sensor, 1 brown, 1 blue , 2 black. > > What sensor do I need. At one time, Chyrsler Corporation used the same identical oxygen sensor as Volvo, but charged about half as much for it. My garage used Chrysler replacement parts. That was a while ago on a 240. I have no idea about the oxygen sensors on a V70. > May I kindly ask you, if the sensor in question deals only with the air > intake for the cabin, or is it associated with the engine air intake? Oxygen sensors are usually part of the polution system and are on the exhaust of the engine. On volvo, they are called Lambda Sond. > We might have a problem with the engine air intake, and that's why I got > curious. Ours is V70 2,4T ym.2001. According to authorized Volvo dealer > in Berlin, our cruise control problem might be associated with the > engine air intake sensor or something like that... Completely different.  SignatureCheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA, USA Owned '67,'68,'71,'74,'79,'81,'87,'93,'95 & '01 Volvos. The '67,'74,'79,'87,'95 and '01 through European Delivery. http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodyman/volvo.html The dash lights say exhaust emissions as the fault. its directly behind the engine on the manifold > > > I need to change the oxygen sensor with a non Volvo part. > > > The sensor with Volvo is ?153 so I need to buy from a motor factor. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Completely different. > > We might have a problem with the engine air intake, and that's why I got > > curious. Ours is V70 2,4T ym.2001. According to authorized Volvo dealer > > in Berlin, our cruise control problem might be associated with the > > engine air intake sensor or something like that... > > Completely different. Cheers for that! SignatureKytis "Isän tärkein tehtävä on kasvattaa tyttärensä niin, ettei hän huoli paskaa jätkää miehekseen" J.Sarasvuo > May I kindly ask you, if the sensor in question deals only with the air > intake for the cabin, or is it associated with the engine air intake? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > --- > Kytis Your problem would be related to the electronic throttle module. Unlike earlier cars with a throttle cable, there are no separate parts for cruise control on your car, or others with a throttle that is operated electrically. If there are any problems with the electronic throttle module, then the cruise control will be disabled. SignatureMike F. Thornhill (near Toronto), Ont. Replace tt with t (twice!) and remove parentheses to email me directly. (But I check the newsgroup more often than this email address.) Diagnostic test shows the fault as the one the manifold behind the engine > > May I kindly ask you, if the sensor in question deals only with the air > > intake for the cabin, or is it associated with the engine air intake? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > electrically. If there are any problems with the electronic throttle > module, then the cruise control will be disabled. > Your problem would be related to the electronic throttle module. Unlike > earlier cars with a throttle cable, there are no separate parts for > cruise control on your car, or others with a throttle that is operated > electrically. If there are any problems with the electronic throttle > module, then the cruise control will be disabled. Appreciate your reply! Must get it checked out again, since it's still not working... SignatureKytis "Isän tärkein tehtävä on kasvattaa tyttärensä niin, ettei hän huoli paskaa jätkää miehekseen" J.Sarasvuo |
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