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Immobilizer S70 1999

posted by  DG on  Wed Feb 12 14:22 CST 2003
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Hmm... Interesting.

I know of a person that had a 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee that started, you could rev it up, but as soon as you got near idle it would die. First diagnosed as the fuel pump ( thats why I suggested it), had to be towed, got new fuel pump and worked great. Then the same situation happend a few weeks later. Was traced to the immobilizer. So it would seem as though they started off in the right area and are branching off on your car. BTW, The fix for the jeep was new keys. But, you have a Volvo, so it can't be that simple.

Question for anyone reading this: 99's and up have the key based immobilizer, 98's only have the alarm based immboilizer.. correct?

DG
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1998 S70 T5M






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