20 Most Recent 1995 Volvo 940 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Go to http://www.brickboard.com/RWD/ and search it for info on the overdrive relay. You will learn more than you want to know on the subject.

does your car have rack;n pinion ? if so i would have that checked, Good luck to you.

Have an OBII scan done (fault scan). Scan will identify source of sensor/fault that triggered light. Any good shop or parts store can do it for you and most will FREE

It could be a fluctuation in oil pressure due to the cold temperature, or it's due an oil change with a new filter. The oil pressure switch might also be faulty.

Oil pan ?

Try this one and if it doesn't work, let me know right away and I can get you a few different ones.

Hi!!Here is the Info. you requested
FUEL PUMP RELAY WITH TURBO

FUEL PUMP RELAY WITHOUT TURBO


WIRING DIAGRAM


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Hi,
Can you tell me the model if it is a 850 - 940 - 960. Let me know and I can give you more information.
Thanks
Jason

There is a bunch of relays behind the fuse board. Need to remove the ashtray and fuse board cover, Fuel Injection Relay is relay named "E" on the fuse block behind the ash tray.

Dont have any pic about this, but hope helps.

Hi. I provided you a link where to buy for the fuel pump and relay.

What year and model?

it could just be a clogged fuel filter

120k is a 40 (big service)so oils/filters wires and plugs.check brake rotors for pitting/wear.

you have to remove the wheel trim,take out the carpet and you will see on the floor the plastic screw/clips...

its a sqare o ring. only use a dealer [vovlo] one, they have been revised to reduce the leaking problem

If it is a Bosch LH 3.2 Jetronic System 221 =long term fuel mixture too weak in part load stage
If it is a Fenix 5.2 System 221=Lambda Operation; also Heated oxygen sensor (mixture too rich under part throttle)
/ long term fuel mixture too weak in part load stage

So yes

Dear Ditchy14,

Can you please elaborate on what exactly yourr technical issue is? I donot seem to understand what it is you are asking. You are asking about what vehicle a Volvo 940 fits. The only assumption I have at the moment is that you are asking about either the size or the type of car or the engine.

It is an Estate, and the engine sizes come in various different forms.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo_700_&_900_Series#Engines

the above link has all of the basic details about the make and model of vehicle that is referenced.

I look forward to hearing from you soon


Yours sincerely

Oz

The thermo switch acts LIKE a thermostat in a way. It is sensitive to heat, and will open and close with temperature. The Fan switch (Thermo switch), will cause the electrical circuit to connect and disconnect at certain radiator temps to activate the cooling fan,thus cooling the engine coolant/antifreeze that runs through the radiator, then back into the engine. The thermostat is an engine component that reacts to heat also, but has no electrical wires running to or from it, the internal engine heat is what causes it to open and close.