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SRS light on 900 1993

posted by  B.B. on  Sat Jul 15 09:49 CST 2023
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Hi Randy,

I started with the FAQ, and am looking for this Volvo publication.
SRS (Airbag) 940/960 1993 (TP-32224-1)
Maybe someone has it?

I'm concerned about the inactive OBD ports, so there's another job for the bucket list that might be the problem.

I'm more concerned with the sudden intermittent engine quitting, and trying to track that down. Could be a bad connection, a bad ground or connector.
I plan to revisit the AMM, CPS, and Ignition amp Bosch EFI connectors, See:
https://www.prancingmoose.com/blackvinyl.html#EFIplugs
and some DC connections and grounds next.

Yesterday I finished installing new front SKF hubs (at 215,379 miles)
Have been getting 15 MPG 1/2 highway 1/2 around town, UGH!, and hopeful to see improvement in gas mileage.
The bearing cap on the original SKF OEM hub, has this stamped on it:

TORQUE
WHEEL NUTS
65FOOT LBS
85NM
(5X)

The new SKF brg caps had no printing.
What's the 5X about ?
Haynes and the Volvo pocket data book say 100 NM + 45 degrees.
I went with the 100 NM +45.

Bill





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