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Throttle body problem explained V70-XC70 1999

posted by  jpryb on  Wed Mar 30 06:45 CST 2005
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Some people talk about a touch-free Hall Effect sensor in other throttle bodies (that is, throttle bodies used by other car manufacturers - not Volvo). I'm not sure how they work, but anything that doesn't touch would have to be better.

My condolences on owning a 1999.






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