Bosch Automotive 0261230110 Original Equipment Fuel Pressure Sensor for Select Volvo: 2001-09 S60, 2004-10 S80, 2001-07 V70, 2003-10 XC70, 2003-11 XC90
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Eddie, I have a question for you There is a Bosch logo on it, or does it say it's made in Germany?
I installed it on an '06 XC70 and it fit perfectly. There are exactly the same engine settings as on You might be able to do it.
Selected User Reviews For Bosch Automotive 0261230110 Original Equipment Fuel Pressure Sensor for Select Volvo: 2001-09 S60, 2004-10 S80, 2001-07 V70, 2003-10 XC70, 2003-11 XC90
It is multifaceted It's best to use the most recent version for fit/application. This seems like a genuine Bosch product. This is recommended for Volvo based on cross-references. Volvo, the plastic tie is old and heading to break, and you can't get one anywhere save for the dealer. Expect to use a single zip tie along with the part. If you used the big brain of the internet instead of Vida for diagnosis, I found that throwing this part at it solved the jerking and bucking over 2500 RPM. Since I'm not a mechanic, but perform a computer simulation of one, your results might be different.
During weather changes or temperature changes, it would seem to be worse. As a result of reading MatthewsVolvo Forum, I found numerous suggestions on how to replace the sensor that was causing the symptoms. The problem was resolved after I used Amazon to research and replaced it within 5 minutes (with a T25 screw, rag, and vent schrader first). There has been a significant improvement in the issue with all my drives, as it had occured for several weeks. We were able to resolve the issue and cost was much less than our original estimate. It is supposed to be a common failure point for my Volvo - I hope I don't have to use it for longer than expected This is what the forums say.
Easy to install. A check engine light has gone on and the engine is requiring urgent attention A computer code indicated that it was the pressure regulator for the fuel system. I checked out the pressure regulator (to find do it yourself information) and found little to nothing on it, so I figured that it must be a dealer No symptoms of sluggishness, a long delay in starting, less gas mileage, or any other indicators were present. Having decided to start with replacement of the sensor first, I was able to make it work! We've had the engine light on for 3 weeks, but it still doesn't go off, so we hope it's just the sensor and not the If I can get a $50 fix instead of several hundred, I'm happy. There is no telling what will happen.
I noticed that my wife's Volvo was having some strange downshift hesitations when on the freeway. First, I thought it was a transmission issue, but after researching the issue, I learned that a lot of people reported a fuel pressure sensor malfunction. I grabbed one of these and installed it in about 10 minutes. It's boom time! The issue has been resolved. Definitely one of the best decisions I've made. I would definitely recommend it.
This is new. A hole had been cut in both sides. Stainless steel part that was made in Germany by Bosch. It is not possible to replace the old one with a cheap part that mimics what the former did. I paid about $10 more for a Bosch part with a perfect record of running most of the time. I found the installation process very straightforward. Gas from the Schrader valve sits on the rail and is caught in the The only fastener is a T25 torq bit, and you should be prepared to let the gas out of the rail as soon as you remove it. I spent more time preparing the replacement than the original.
Fuel rail pressure sensor was the cause of the error code. When I pulled the old one out, the Bosch number matched this new You can watch YouTube videos about how to remove the torx screw holding it in if you find that difficult. Although the check engine light was illuminated when the car was running, it continued to stay During ten minutes, the battery must be disconnected so that the computer can clear itself. The code was cleared and the check engine light was not illuminated as soon as it was plugged in and started up. We are very happy with our purchase!.
A perfect replacement for my 2008 XC90. When you replace this part, the engine light does not come back on. You must first release the pressure in the line by depressing the The job takes 30 minutes.
It turned out that the code for my check engine light had been cleared!.
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