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How do you test a Pressure Sensor? 140-160

posted by  Volvox1 on  Fri Dec 4 23:39 CST 2009
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I do not know anyone running D-jet here. There is a Volvo service close by that services a lot of vintage Volvo's (although I have not seen any here) so maybe I will see if they can check it out. Right now I am in Oklahoma City but spend time between my house here and in Tucson. I just bought a '75 so once again I will start tinkering with it and get it running smoothly. I have been Volvo-less for a few years now and was starting to have withdrawal pains!
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