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A strange combination of symptoms 200 1988

posted by  Nicjim16 on  Thu Mar 14 12:28 CST 2019
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I does certainly seem like they kept the original engine management. There is a box by the washer reservoir labeleves “volvo” matching your description. My AMM was also hot wire type. Would putting in the AMM from a 93 not work, despite having a 6 pin connector? That’s what I did so if that’s not compatible I could definitely see it messing with my diagnostics of the AMM as the “new” part isn’t even correct.






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