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Cold Start Question 850

posted by  Brap84 on  Wed Jan 7 02:44 CST 2004
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Sop as the car warmed up, the fuel pressure increased?? How can this happen when the fueld pump does not really se any heat -- it's trunk located I think. I'm not too sure on that.

I'm thinking it may be more of a flow sensor in the electronics. Maybe Volvo was smart enough to have a circuit path telling the engine not to rev too high if the oil is cold. You don't want to be pushing cold oil to a turbo or the seals will go instantly.






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