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2001 V70 2.4T Over-Powered

I bought a used V70 2.4T and the serial number goes YV1SW58D2111xxxxx. It goes like a rocket and more than I thought I bought. According the the manual I should have 197 hp. According to VLVWorld VIN (for an 850) it is either a B5234 (220 or 247 hp) and is either a 2.3 engine (247 hp) or a 2.4 engine (220 hp). Anyone have the 2001 V70 VIN decoder and any other comments?









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    2001 V70 2.4T Over-Powered

    Here's the 2001 Volvo VIN decode if its of any help to you, it doesn't state the engine HP rating, but will get you to engine type. So according to the VIN you poste, the vehicle is:

    YV1 = Volvo
    S = V70
    W = Wagon
    58 = 2.4L light pressure turbo

    CARS
    1-3 WORLD MANUFACTURER IDENTIFIER
    YV1 = AB VOLVO, SWEDEN

    4 SERIES
    N = C70
    R = S60
    S = V70
    T = S80
    V = S40 OR V40

    5 BODY TYPE/RESTRAINT SYSTEM
    C = CONVERTIBLE 2 DOOR WITH DUAL AIR BAGS (FRONTAL/SIDE)
    K = COUPE 2 DOOR WITH DUAL AIR BAGS (FRONTAL/SIDE)
    S = SEDAN 4 DOOR WITH DUAL AIR BAGS (FRONTAL/SIDE)
    W = WAGON 4 DOOR WITH DUAL AIR BAGS (FRONTAL/SIDE)
    Z = V70 XC AWD WAGON 4 DOOR WITH DUAL AIR BAGS (FRONTAL/SIDE)

    6-7 ENGINE
    29 = 4 CYL: 1.9L DOHC TURBO
    53 = 5 CYL: 2.3L DOHC HIGH PRESSURE TURBO
    56 = 5 CYL: 2.4L DOHC LIGHT PRESSURE TURBO (C70)
    58 = 5 CYL: 2.4L DOHC LIGHT PRESSURE TURBO (S60 OR V70)
    61 = 5 CYL: 2.4L DOHC
    90 = 6 CYL: 2.8L DOHC TURBO
    94 = 6 CYL: 2.9L DOHC

    8 EMISSIONS
    5 = S40 OR V40
    D = C70, S60 TURBO, V70 TURBO OR S80
    N = S60 NON-TURBO OR V70 NON-TURBO
    R = S60 NON-TURBO OR V70 NON-TURBO

    9 CHECK DIGIT
    & = CODES 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, OR X ARE VALID








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    2001 V70 2.4T Over-Powered

    The information should be in your owner's manual in the back. It is not a 2.3T as that is the V70 T5. Your's, as your title says, is a 2.4 liter T (T for Turbo). so, the lesser of the horse power numbers...what was that, 220? Of course, you could get your ECU tuned by someone like IPD (www.ipdusa.com) or someone else and increase your HP by another 25-30 or so. If you do the downpipes, you could get a bit more on top of that and it will drive like the higher horse power car....but it's not really necessary. My wife' has a 2.5T...very similar to yours. It spools up quickly on the low end...much more than on the high end. I like that we can get on the intertate via the on-ramps very quickly. There is enough speed on the top end too...we aren't on the autobaun so it's not an issue here in the U.S. to have more power. The only modification I've done to her car (besides IPD antisway bars and heavy duty endlinks) is a K&N air filter which seems to give it just a bit more umph.
    By the way, you'll get used to your car going like a rocket and adjust your right foot accordingly. The T5 will feel even more like a rocket than your car, and the "R" has 300HP, so it's a REAL rocket. Enjoy your new car and welcome to these boards!
    --
    1998 S70 T5 Emarald Green Metallic, 2004 V70 2.5T Ruby Red, Previous Owner of Black '94 850 Turbo Wagon. My cars have been running so well lately they've got me worried.








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      2001 V70 2.4T Over-Powered

      Thanks for the nice discription MadeinJapan. I have a 2002 v70 2.4T and it's a lot quicker than my 95 850 was. Took a little while to get use to the light feel of the gas peddle, but once you get use to it's quite nice.
      Ketchb







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