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Air Pump Replacement - What I've Learned V70-XC70 1998

posted by  someone claiming to be kcarl on  Mon Oct 4 04:00 CST 2004 [RELATED]

I have a 98 V70 nonturbo (NA) with 108,000 miles and have questions about the air pump, SAS valve , and egr valve. First, going by what you have said, my air pump is located under the battery and powered by 12 vdc rather than the accessory belt.

What is an SAS valve? Is it located near the throttle body, under the plastic cover over the throttle cable?

Also, do I have an EGR valve? If so, where is it located? Bay 13 must be showing an 850, because I just cleaned the throttle body and found no sign of an EGR or the 22mm nut they mentioned.

Thanks for any input. I just inherited the V70 from my wife (she has a new Odyssey minivan), and I'm trying to get the V70 back in good running condition. 'Took a couple of days just to get the cookie crumbs and gum wrappers cleaned out from 7 years of abuse by 3 kids! It's still a nice drive though.

thanks again,
kcarl






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