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ETS User Fix S70 2000

posted by  someone claiming to be nkinsocal on  Mon Oct 25 08:52 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Is there a "circuit board somewhere in the vicinity? If so, the heat cycles may have cracked the soldering which causes the solder to separate when heated.
I had an '89 740 that had a hot start problem (well documented on the RWD forum) which among other things, was related to solder cracking on the fuel injection relay. The fix was to re-solder the circuit board or buy a new part, fortunately the part was $45.
Could there be a correlation if there is a circuit board in the heat of things?






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