looking on ebay for idle control valve for my s60 2.0 turbo but cant find one for any s60 what other modles mite use the same as the s60 like v70
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Friday 27th July 2012, 19:25 #1Senior Member
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Thanked 4 Times in 4 Postsidle control valve
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Thanked 533 Times in 425 Postsyou wont find one because there isnt one fitted to any petrol S60
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P1 V70 2.5T Scorpion Exhaust, 3" downpipe 100cel cat, BSR induction, KKK24, GWE 3" Maf to turbo pipe,japanifold , 2010 V50 T5 Alloys Projector Headlamps with 5k Hid kit Quickshift kit, strut brace, Koni Yellow Sport,IPD BCS AET motorsport remap
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a 19t just isn't laggy enough
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postserm, you won't find one. The newer ME7 engines use the ETM (electric throttle module) to control the idle
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Thanked 4 Times in 4 Postsoh ok as it got funny revs it does not sit at just under 1000 rpm when at idle and some times ecu light flashes so i googled it and it said it could be that so i am looking for that electric throttle module then lol cheers
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postsbolted onto the underside of the inlet manifold. There are 2 different manufactures, 1 is a very common failure the other ok (i just don't know which lol) Originally Posted by volvos60t
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Thanked 4 Times in 4 Postscan you tell me if its attached to the throttle body
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postsit is the throttle body, its got a stepper motor on instead of the old throttle cable so the ecu can control it & decide whats best for you Originally Posted by volvos60t
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Thanked 4 Times in 4 Postscheers Originally Posted by p fandango
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Thanked 533 Times in 425 Postsyou need to get your codes read pref with volvo software
P1 V70 2.5T Scorpion Exhaust, 3" downpipe 100cel cat, BSR induction, KKK24, GWE 3" Maf to turbo pipe,japanifold , 2010 V50 T5 Alloys Projector Headlamps with 5k Hid kit Quickshift kit, strut brace, Koni Yellow Sport,IPD BCS AET motorsport remap
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Thanked 4 Times in 4 Postsi put it on the rolling road and they said there is no fault code on it Originally Posted by deathrider311271
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