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700/900 Series General Forum for the Volvo 740, 760, 780, 940, 960 & S/V90 cars |
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Can anyone confirm that you can definitely hear the fuel pump priming on a 1995 or later 940.when the ignition is switched on?
My car suddenly won't start and I can't hear the fuel pump priming. I've checked the fuses and relay, which are fine. I'm also getting a 12v pulse to the fuel pump connector in the boot when the ignition is switched on. This makes me suspect the pump, but I can't remember for definite if I used to be able to hear it prime. |
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You can hear them but it is not much noise
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I don't think the fuel pump priming is so noticeable on the later cars with a single, high-pressure in-tank pump. You also won't notice it if the fuel system is already at pressure. Might be worth checking if you've got fuel pressure at the rail. There is a Schrader valve under the rail for attaching a pressure gauge. You only need a very basic gauge to do this but it is helpful to have one with a flexible hose attached as access under the fuel rail is a bit restricted.
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At least on the last series of 940 the fuel pump will only prime for a short while when the ignition is switched on for the first time. A second time it will not.
If the pump is seized, a good whack with a piece of wood on the fuel tank sometimes gets it going again for a short while. That's how I got home once. It is not a permanent fix, but at least it pinpoints the problem. Replacement is not too complicated. https://www.skandix.de/en/download-file/3000438/ |
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