Car will stall at stop lights
If it is lacking power and stalls at stops, it may be a bad fuel filter. when car is off, the dirt inside the filter drops to the bottom. but as soon as its started it rises up. that is what usually causes a car to stall. when stopped. if the car bogs down on hills and it was fine before, then its the fuel filter. there are many things to make a car stall at stops, but check the fuel filter first then go from there if problem still exists. and check all vacuum lines in engine compartment. there may be a leak. clean throttle body out if needed. good-day! check and or replace the Idle air control. (IAC) it may be sticking.
I got my problem fixed! It used to stall at stoplights or doing a turn, then windows wouldnt work...,,took to shop. They replaced the IGNITION SWITCH!! .everything is fine now, thannks for yalls help
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SOURCE: 1996 Volvo 960 starter
is in the middle by the drivers side.
you wont be able to replace it from top.
you will have to remove it from underneath the car.
it will be aroud 12 - 15 inches from bottom to top of vehicle, by the drivers side
SOURCE: 1995 Volvo 960 idles rough, Emission Control light on dash is on
Possible intake gasket leak causing a misfire, or plugs or coil causing a misfire. each cylinder has its own coil. You can hear the vaccuum leak with your ears under hood if gasket is bad. Check eng codes at advance auto prob for free. If it has misfire codes only, prob coil or plugs. If misfire with fuel trim, prob gasket.
SOURCE: My Volvo 960 stalls while driving
It could be a number of things. Fuel Flow problem, or electrical apparatus heats up and works inefficiently. You could start from the cheaper, less strainous solutions, in this order: Change Fuel Filter, and clean Nozzles. Fuel Pump, Air Mass Meter.
SOURCE: 1994 volvo 940 wagon rough idle feels like it is
Give it an good tune up wires,plugs,gap,rotor.
SOURCE: How do I remove the door panel on a 97 Volvo 960 wagon
You'll need to remove screws that are by the door handle, arm rest, under door and side of door and then gently pull back on the panel as there will also be retaining clips attached and you don't want to break them. If needed, you can pull back the weather seal (can't reuse it, but it's not that important) and you will be able to access everything inside the door.. It sounds like the linkage connecting to the outside handle may have come off or broken
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