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Testing Cold Start Valve 200 1979

posted by  jbowser on  Fri May 16 12:41 CST 2003
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The Volvo CIS book jumps right to taking out the squirter. Should squirt for a few seconds depending on temp. With temps the way they are right now it should squirt between 1 and 2 seconds. If no squirt then let things cool off for a few minutes (want the thermo-time switch to cool) then hook up a meter or test light to the squirter terminals, crank and see if you got juice. If no juice then check thermo-time switch or wiring between it and squirter...

Justin B.
83 Turbo






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