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200 guy, jumping over the fence for a friend 850

posted by  TONY H on  Thu Feb 12 01:42 CST 2009
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Please help me help a friend. I have never even opened the hood of an 850. I definitely know my way around a 200 so please help me a bit.

The 800 has a stalling issue. at idle, while driving...whenever.
In the 200 world I would suspect the Fuel pump Fuse being corroded, I would suspect the Fuel Pump relay and I would look at a intermittent Crank Positioning Sensor. My question is.. Does the 850 have these parts and would you look here to cure this symptom?
Is this a totally different engine then the 200 series volvos?

The CPS... where is that located if it has one?

What number Fuse brings power to the Fuel Pump relay?

Where is the Relay located?

Thanks for spoon feeding me.
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