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Sep 12th, 2015, 21:04 | #1 |
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What is meaning of this symbol? I search all the net and can't find?
Sometimes this symbol on instrument board iluminate and car no power. Please help if someone know. Last edited by mrelusive; Sep 12th, 2015 at 21:25. |
Sep 12th, 2015, 21:44 | #2 |
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That is the "Choke" , you pull the knob out to start from cold , you must have a carburettor engine ?
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Sep 12th, 2015, 21:51 | #3 |
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Thanks. It is 460 GLE 1995 1.8 petrol. I have install gas option, and sometimes light come on and car have no power.
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christ are these still going about love to see one i remember going to birmingham for the launch roughly 1986/7 ,,,,
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the dealers had to go down to swansea area to pick them up from an area of the M4 which was not yet opened for their launch parties which they used to have back then ..There must have been around 300 lined up . they were all red and a couple of months later were on D registration plates ( aug 1987 ) . I think Ford had a similar idea with the escort regarding dealers picking up new models .
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Jan 19th, 2016, 21:56 | #7 |
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I seem to recall the various Volvo field staff collecting the dealers and went to the NEC to drive them home and yes they were all D reg Red ones and as previously reported a number broke down on the way home.
The main dealer launch was at Donington where we had a hour on the track with professional racing drivers beating the hell out of 480ES, some even lasted the whole day!! but certainly a XR3i beater. |
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We also had a mod for the the turbo ones as well. A brake pipe clamp on the wastegate valve rubber pipe !!. They went well for a while and then a warranty claim!!
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I did it by controlling the turbo control valve with the correct signal manually , i could wind the boost up from 9 psi to about 13 psi , just below the cut out point which resulted in 155 bhp 0-60 in 7 seconds and 130 + mph .. The Fuel and ignition control units are already mapped to this , the boost was cut down to 120 bhp for production though , utterly reliable by the way, proved over 100,000 miles on at least 6 cars I did .. one essential mod was some Koni front suspension dampers to stop it lifting under full power! Those were the days ....
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