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    engine fault codes

    I'm becoming a serial poster... wonder if anyone can shed some light on this problem as every time I so much as look at the Volvo garage it costs an arm and a leg.

    The engine management light came on a week or so ago got it read at volvo and heres what came back:

    5.3.5 AND 2.1.2
    they checked through both circuits cleaned connections to front lambda sensor and turbo control valve, erased codes and road tested.
    lambda light came back on today so looks like further investigation is necessary ............ any ideas.

    that cost me £51.78

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    Hi fireplums,

    Thats an easy one!

    the code 4-3-5 and 2-1-2 mean you have a wornout\faulty o2 sensor. The car just needs a new one thats all.

    what car do you have? bit of a cheek that they charged you nearly what i paid for an o2 sensor!

    very easy to change yourself, just done mine. heres my writeup:

    http://www.volvo-t5.co.uk/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=1045

    bobcat.

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    cheers bobcat
    will check that link now nice one

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobcat
    Hi fireplums,

    Thats an easy one!

    the code 4-3-5 and 2-1-2 mean you have a wornout\faulty o2 sensor. The car just needs a new one thats all.

    what car do you have? bit of a cheek that they charged you nearly what i paid for an o2 sensor!

    very easy to change yourself, just done mine. heres my writeup:

    http://www.volvo-t5.co.uk/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=1045

    bobcat.

    just noticed you said codes 4-3-5 and 2-1-2

    the code they read was 5-3-5 and 2-1-2

    does that make a difference or was it just my sausage finger? think i'll go check the readout again
    Last edited by fireplums; Friday 29th October 2004 at 10:22.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fireplums
    just noticed you said codes 4-3-5 and 2-1-2

    the code they read was 5-3-5 and 2-1-2

    does that make a difference or was it just my sausage finger? think i'll go check the readout again
    its definately 4-3-5 as 5-3-5 dosent exist and the 4-3-5 code is a very common code.

    I only had the 4-3-5 code but as the o2 wear even further then the 2-1-2 code will also appear to let you know that is getting worse.

    a 4-3-5 on its own justs mean the o2 sensor gives a slow response now and then.

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    cheers
    checked the "readout" it is just a typed invoice so it appears the muppet at the garage typed it wrong.

    checked the link out ... how are you resetting the fault codes there, is that a home made plug in device?


 

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