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carpy88 Nov 7th, 2011 22:01

volvo v70 2002 d5 cutting out whilst driving????
 
Hi, can anyone shed any light on this? My volvo randomly cuts out at any speed revs etc whilst driving along.. only for a split second and all the dash lights come on, but before you know it its driving along again, theres no pattern to it and just happens as and when.

Thanks for reading and i hope someone can help

Joe Harding Nov 8th, 2011 08:55

Are the battery leads secure?

RobbieH Nov 8th, 2011 09:01

i) Have you done a search on the forum to see if anyone else has suffered the same?

ii) Fuel filter changed recently, battery/alternator OK, earth straps OK, air filter OK, serviced recently, service history, etc, etc....?

ii) Follow this guide to see if DTC's have been set
http://forums.t5d5.org/topic/7162-ch...near-a-dealer/

iii) If so, get the codes read properly (the full Volvo codes not using a cheap generic code reader, might mean a trip to a stealer unless you can find someone local with the right kit to help)

iv) Post the codes on here.

The Hooded Claw Nov 8th, 2011 10:45

Following on from what Joe said ..............Perhaps a BAD EARTH somewhere ???

Rjukes Aug 4th, 2012 15:25

engine cutting out on V70 D5
 
Hi,

Sorry to bother you but did you ever sort out the cutting out engine on your V70 D5?

I have the same model and exactly the same problem, cuts out and then runs on as if nothing has happened with no rhyme or reason.

Any help would be gratefully received.

Many thanks

Richard

tinodangelo Jan 18th, 2013 22:12

I have been having the same issue with my 2002 V70 D5, where full power is lost momentarily while driving, then all the dash lights come on and then all back to normal driving again?

Did you get your issue fixed ??

Any ideas ??

Stur73 Feb 23rd, 2013 13:16

D5 Cut Out
 
Good afternoon.
I have owned my D4 S40 since november and today, on 2 occasions the engine randomly died, once on the Motorway whilst overtaking, then agaon once on a b road at a much lower speed.
Both times I pulled over, once i came to a stop all the lights came on, i put the car in P, and both times she started first time.........any ideas ?

Vovulator Feb 27th, 2013 15:19

D5 Hesitation
 
I have had the 'all systems off' cut out on my 2002 V70 D5.

It happened after picking the car up and driving 300 miles home, but only twice on that journey - just a momentary cut out then all back to normal (although cruise control would not re-activate until after an engine stop/re-start).

Lived with it like that until MOT in October when the garage replaced the clutch position sensor, amongst other things.

Has happened once since then - no other signs. Maybe it was that?

BillB Feb 28th, 2013 14:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vovulator (Post 1363225)
the garage replaced the clutch position sensor, amongst other things.

Do you mean the CRANK position sensor as that, if faulty, would cause the engine to cut out?

Rjukes Aug 26th, 2013 11:53

Finally fixed
 
Hi,

I eventually managed to get my V70 D5 fixed.

It was cutting out while driving and then restarting within a second, I have had several mechanics look at it two were Volvo approved and they could not fix the problem.

The problem continued and was getting worse particularly on long journeys.

I was recommended to use a guy called Roger at Fleet Car Services, Melbourne, Derby. He was brilliant and after a while he managed to find that it was a faulty electric wire within the loom coming from the ECU, extremely rare on Volvos, first time he had ever seen it. As it was connected to the ECU, the car thought it had been switched off via the ignition and hence stored no fault codes.

The car has now been running for over two months and I have done over 1000 miles in this time and it is has not missed a beat, very happy and cannot recommend the garage high enough.

Regards


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