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will not start, Please help 850

posted by  teamdrake on  Sat Jan 7 09:49 CST 2006
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My 850 T5 did not start this morning, it sounded like it was cranking strong, all interior lights were bright. took the wifes car to work. when I came home I placed some dry gas into to the tank thinking the line was frozen, no help. Placed a couple of more gallons in, also no help. replaced the fuel filter, no help. All the time I had a charger attached to the battery. Removed the little cap from the end of the fuel rail, pressed the little pin is and fuel came out, does this mean that there is not a problem with the fule system?

looked at the oil for no real reason, it was just changed about 1500 miles ago from a dealership. The oil was a little discolored looked a little white, never owned a Turbo before is this normal, or did I blow up the motor some how?

please help, hate driving the wife's car (not a Volvo)
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Now driving a 1997 850 T5 Wagon. Sold 197,00 miles 1993 940 Wagon 'the shagon wagon'






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