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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / September 2006

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2004 xc70 idle speed

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chefmcc@frontiernet.net - 01 Sep 2006 15:37 GMT
What would be the correct idle speed in a 2004 xc70? (34,000 miles)
Mine seems a little rough at 750rpm, while at standstill. No problem
with acceleration though.
Paul
Mike F - 05 Sep 2006 13:33 GMT
> What would be the correct idle speed in a 2004 xc70? (34,000 miles)
> Mine seems a little rough at 750rpm, while at standstill. No problem
> with acceleration though.
> Paul

If you're looking for idle as smooth as a Lexus, you've got the wrong
car.  If your idle is rougher than the average Volvo, it's possible that
the throttle module is starting to fail.   Idle speed should be 800 rpm
- but you can't rely on your tachometer for verification - in my '98s
the idle is very close to 800 rpm, but the tachs read around 900-950.
Also possible is a problem with engine mounts - when one of the
hydraulic mounts fails, more vibration is transmitted to the car's
body.  

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