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960 code 113 & 115 Engine cut off, please help 900 1992

posted by  Jerry Warren on  Sat May 29 16:02 CST 2004
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I had this problem too numerous to mention on my 92 960. I did alot of what was mention in the previous posts. The relay that controls the injectors turned out to be the problem. I found that the connector(that powers the injectors)in the plug wasn't locked in place and was making poor contact. Once I put the connector back in place in the plug I never had another problem.

When I had the problem the engine would shutdown anytime anywhere. Nothing was consitent. The engine would always restart, but only after I turned the key off and then restarted. Any attempt to start without turning the key off was always unsuccessful. I lived with this problem for over a year before I finally found the problem. Mechanics(some were Volvo technicans) told me to check the grounds and even the power stages, but of course none of these corrected the problem.

It should be noted that the closest Volvo dealer is 130 miles away.






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