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C30 reduced power

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Old Oct 13th, 2018, 17:53   #1
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Finally found the time to collect the C30 and have another look at. I took it to the local mechanic to get the DPF replaced as its done a 108k miles and whilst i was at it i had the Turbo changed also. There was a problem getting the vacuum to the actuator to open the waste gate but the guy said he had fixed that also but i still get Anti Skid service required and reduced engine power and i was also getting fault P0069 hence i changed the MAP sensor . It also makes a fumnny shrekking sound when it revs up like a split hose hence i've decided to look for splits in the hoses to the intercooler hence can anyone answer the following :

1. How do i test the intercooler.

2. How do i service / check if my car has an elloy ? anti polution tank and how do i service it and there appears to be a tank at the rear of the car with a hose

3. Does any one know a person in the PO12 area that has the diagnostic DICE tool to scan the caar or are the chinese copies of Ebay worth the £50

This car is driving me around the twist
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Old Oct 16th, 2018, 16:23   #2
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2 ways to check if you have a EOLYS tank.

1: Take a look in front of the rear axel. That's where the tank is located. It's a bit hard to see (and even harder to photograph when the car's on the ground), but in this photo I've highlighted the tubes that come out of it:



2: Check the hidden DTC menu on the dashboard:

http://mr-fix.info/volvo-hidden-menu-dtc-check/

If "ADM" (Additive Dosing Module) shows up, you have the tank.
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Old Oct 17th, 2018, 16:19   #3
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Hi Rossco1962
Just FYI. I've had experience of lots of different fault codes appearing on the dash & the car going into limp mode. It turned out that by cleaning the CEM this seems to have cured the problem. There is a video on youtube but I can't find you the direct link. Search "Cleaning a Volvo C30 CEM". As for the shreeking, on my car, a C70 T5, it wasn't just a split pipe. Attached to the oil filler housing is a diaphragm housing & it had split so had to renew whole unit, again youtube video shows you whats involved. I hope this info is helpful.
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Old Oct 17th, 2018, 20:08   #4
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Once you've been able to read all the fault codes, clear them off and then clean the CEM. Forgot to mention this, apologies.
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Old Nov 22nd, 2018, 16:29   #5
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Many thanks for the advice, the car has sat there whilst Karen used my VW as a mobile creche so i will take a look in the morning and see what i can get done. From what i can see there is a tank underneath by the rear axle, is it easy to top up. I did remove the intercooler pipes to see what was going on but its probably best if i get a copy of the DICE s/w from Flea bay as i'd like my drive way back
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Old May 24th, 2020, 13:05   #6
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Well i grovelled under the rear and refilled the tank with circa a litre of nasty PAT / Elloys fluid and then took it for an MOT and the friendly garage reset the system so thats removed the anti pollution service message.

Boost is working and i pressure tested the whole of the intercooler system and found a split in the silicone bush that sits insie the 90 deg plastic pipe return from the intercooler that connects to the EGR but i still suspect a leak and without access to a gen Volvo due to lock down i cant get a replacement

Car drives a lot better but i still get anto skid service and also high boost fault code due to a leak i think

Update to follow
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Old May 24th, 2020, 13:28   #7
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faulty or disconnected EGR can trigger anti skid message. Its a strange quirk.
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