> I found that the wires to the sender connector had been poorly
> repaired, and both had corroded through, breaking connection. But
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> A rebuilt one for my Mercedes was about $150....would it be about the
> same for Volvo?
It's a reluctance pickup, so all it is is a coil on an iron core, so it
will have some resistance but I'm not sure how much. If you get an open
circuit from it then it is bad, I'm not sure what could have caused that
though.
No idea how much a new one costs but given the exceptional reliability
of them, I'd look at a junkyard, any 700 series and probably any '86+
240 will have one that will work.
geronimo - 13 Nov 2006 17:53 GMT
OK...great. Now that I at least know it is a coil I know how to
appproach troubleshooting it. Yea, it will probably turn out to be
something other than the sender. Geronimo
>> I found that the wires to the sender connector had been poorly
>> repaired, and both had corroded through, breaking connection. But
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>of them, I'd look at a junkyard, any 700 series and probably any '86+
>240 will have one that will work.