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Bogging 700 1991

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Tue Nov 19 22:15 CST 2019
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Check the plug to the mass air sensor. One of the pins may have backed out, causing it to make a poor connection or none at all. This just about the only connector in the engine compartment that gets unplugged on a regular basis - when the air filter is changed. This happened to our 88 745 GLE when it had a tune-up by a Volvo dealer!

Also check your air cleaner. In our '90 744 TI, the top of the air box was lined with foam rubber - the foam failed and clogged the air filter.






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