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B234F engine 900

Thank for your information. TLC. I will start there. It does not seem to me a throttle issue or the position sensor. O2 sensor, yes, I think is the type that would create weird problem like what I have. The car starts up perfect. I don't need warm up. I just go. You can show off with this old volvo in red lights. When they turn green and I step on the gas she takes off like a rocket with no hesitation and you think how in the hell the volvo engineers did it.
I will post again when I check a few things.






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