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Can't Get Rid of the P0013 Code - Ideas? V70-XC70 1999

posted by  apogee100 on  Tue Jul 19 12:08 CST 2016
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KlausC, thanks for the reply. I'll check again, but I am fairly confident that the wiring to the solenoid is sound. Admittedly, the R&R kit comes with wires that require splicing to the originals. One thing I haven't done that I plan to accomplish is to check the alignment marks on the cam gears. The timing belt R&R was done in 2009 but only 20K miles have been driven since then. Does this make any sense as a potential cause if there's gear misalignment?






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