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Originally Posted by DrAndy
I have a 2004 V70 D5 with 190,000 miles with the exact same problem described in the original post.
I've taken it to the local indie Volvo specialists who tell me it's 'probably' a problem on the mechanical side of the fuel system - i.e either the pipes, the intank pump or the fuel injection pump.
The electrical side and injectors themselves came up all fine on the computer - the error code reads 'fuel pressure low'.
There are a couple of posts about of people with the same problem on the same engine and vehicle but I just wanted to check whether anybody knew whether the fuel injection pump actually is the issue.
I say this as the garage says that they never have to replace either the fuel injection pump nor the intank pump which leaves me in a difficult position as something is definitely wrong but no one can tell me what it is!
Has anybody else had the same problem and found a fix?
Which is more likely - the intank pump or the fuel injection pump?
The car runs fine along the motorway and I really love it otherwise, but I can't rely on it at the moment and above all it has to be reliable.
Any help appreciated and thanks in advance.
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welcome,
it may help if you started your own post, also did the indy retrive any codes from when you took it in.
mike