VOLVO CRANK NO START – FUEL ISSUE |TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIR. Everything you need to know how to diagnose and troubleshoot Crank No Start condition on Volvo S60, S80 S40, V70, XC70 and XC90 (2001-2007). How to troubleshoot no start on Volvo related to fuel pump circuit output problems. We are going to test and diagnose no fuel pressure condition on Volvo. Check fuel pressure without gauges, check fuses, fuel pump electric DC motor integrety etc.
Vehicle: 2001 Volvo V70XC gasoline B5244T
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Very common for the fuel pump control module to become faulty because on the early P2 Volvo V70's the module is fitted underneath the car just above the right side of the fuel tank. The problem is that the module case starts to corrode and it's case then let's moisture inside to the delicate electronics. The later models fitted the module inside the boot to prevent this happening. If your car starts on the crank, but struggles to keep running then there is a very good chance this is the problem. Also, the fuel pump relay can wear out in time. This relay is fitted just above the right hand footwell courtesy light, but you have to remove the 2 screws that hold the courtesy light trim and remove. The fuel pump relay is a micro relay on the bottom right side of the front fog light micro relay. You can swap these relays if need be to get you home.
Was'nt the fuel pump but neat tip. Thanks!
Just so you know, the blue cap on fuel rail has a bump on the back. Simply turn it around and relieve the pressure. It should squirt out a thimble full on your fingers. No need for a screwdriver.
2004 Volvo XC70 wagon AWD 2.5 litre 5 cylinder turbo 265,00 km with low fuel rail pressure problem causing engine no start conditions or starting then immediate stopping. The fuel rail gauge pressure now reads 20 psig with key on and the same under cranking same start and stop. I did get car started in my driveway about a week ago but the fuel pressure would not exceed 32 psig which I believe should be at least 60 psig and hesitated when stepping on the gas pedal. I tried to start again and back to the crank but no start. I installed new fuel filter last summer and battery in wheel well and the car ran fine up until recently and then kept getting worse.I have checked with Volvo dealer parts dept with the car vin# and they tell me there is fuel pressure sensor part # 31272730 located on the fuel rail and the PEM fuel control module part #30742823 above the gas tank are part of this fuel delivery system that may be causing this problem and even sent me Volvo diagrams of the fuel delivery system with part numbers ect. Checking my car there is no fuel pressure sensor on the engine fuel rail or I cannot locate the PEM module, looked everywhere for it. Should I be looking at checking and or replacing fuel pump and fuel pump relay and if so how do you remove back seats to access fuel pump . I would much appreciate any help or suggestions here, thanks, James.
Can't tell if its a sensor or the fuel pump,the print out says sensor, but the mechanic says, its not getting gas ,do you think its the fuel pump..it stopped on me yesterday..
My Volvo V70 2.5 TDI 2001 model I think, would not start this Wednesday. When I started my car on Monday and Tuesday, it felt a bit "heavy" trying to start it up in -15 degrees celsius, but worked, I just warmed the start plugs by turning the key on, and waiting a few seconds, for two times. The next day, and when I try to start it now, it will not start. No white smoke coming from the exhaust (White exhaust meaning diesel is pumped into the engine), instead my car start making some "tick" sounds, and my dashboard is turned off for the moment I try it. The "Tick" sound I believe is the start engine trying to ignite the diesel, but I have no Idea what is wrong with my volvo. I have also tried to charge my battery, but to no use, so I would be glad for any feedback. I will try to put some diesel in the tank, because it is close to being empty but on my dashboard it says I can drive for approx 150 more km.
at 3:30 HUGE mistake…just because a fuse looks good doesn't mean it is good. You can save yourself money aggravation and a lot of time by testing it with a continuity meter. Trust me.Well you did it at 3:57 you verified the fuse continuity electrically. Overall very good and informative video. Thank you.
My volvo v70 d5 2005 gets fuel all the way to the engine but not pumping in the enjectors.
no fault codes, pump in the tank works but when cranking it wont fire up because it's not taking diesel into the engine.
problem started on a cold morning last wednesday at -31c, pre heated engine. 5 meters from my driveway the engine stopped but it didn't make concerning sounds, it just stopped.
fuses are okay and the fuel pump relay on the top side of the fuse box clicks when testing so should work.
because of your video i managed to test the pump in the tank and was able to figure out that it's working, thank you.
any tips?
I’m getting a crank no start under 32F outside. I’ve tried everything, super annoying. Going to replace the starter next. I’ve heard it can cause issues when going bad.
I have '04 S60, it turns on fine but dies after a few seconds. Any idea on where I can start looking for the problem?
My Volvo C30 t5 doesn't want to start crank
Interesting journey repairing the Volvo, great series! Cheers.
Thanks for all the great Volvo XC70/V70 videos!
Finally, we have another Volvo video uploaded. Plz, make more Volvo diagnosis / troubleshooting tutorial videos.
sorry for your troubles but it makes a good video