I didn't mention the AMM as you were already pursing the fuel path. One thing at a time.
AMMs 'go bad' with numerous symptoms. And as jwalker noted--the big AMM killer is that they can get cooked.
The classic AMM Test, for a non starting engine, is to put it in the Limp-Home-Mode.
The LH system ECU has a Default Mode.
To put the ECU into the Default Mode:
******** Engine OFF. and as Art says: KEY-IN_POCKET
**Disconnect the harness plug on the AMM
**Then try to start the engine--if it runs, suspect a bad (or Cooked) AMM.
Thoughtful Bosch engineers.
So if the AMM fails, you can still get the car started and drive/limp it home.
The Volvo Problem Solver.
Re: fuel system cleaning.
You may not know about BG 44K.
https://www.bgprod.com/catalog/gasoline-fuel-system/
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