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Volvo C30 1.6D 2010 Loss of Power

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Old Apr 24th, 2019, 23:12   #1
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Hello,

I am new to this forum and have been experiencing major power loss with my c30 for a few months now after I purchased it.
When I am joining the motorway and change to 5th at about 50/60mph, my car will not go past this speed, with full throttle. So I have to knock the gear down to 3, not even 4 will help.
Also, if I slow down my car will not pick up and will stay at that speed. Again need to knock it down to 3rd.

I have had it plugged in for diagnostic at Volvo Sturgess and got the following codes:

1) 4420 egr position sensor - signal low

2) 2a00 pressure sensor particulate trap - signal too high

Please could I get some advice on how to tackle this?
I have considered changing the EGR valve because I have been told both faults are arising because of the knackered EGR valve- common fault.

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Old Apr 25th, 2019, 12:11   #2
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It may do no harm to fit a new EGR valve but if you do make sure its a genuine Volvo OEM one. I fitted an aftermarket one and the problems persisted with the same error codes. After fitting a genuine Volvo one all the errors about anti-skid, EGR signal high/low etc. all vanished and I've had no error codes since.

The Volvo EGR valve is an exchange part so you get a new one but have to take the old one back to the dealer.
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It may do no harm to fit a new EGR valve but if you do make sure its a genuine Volvo OEM one. I fitted an aftermarket one and the problems persisted with the same error codes. After fitting a genuine Volvo one all the errors about anti-skid, EGR signal high/low etc. all vanished and I've had no error codes since.

The Volvo EGR valve is an exchange part so you get a new one but have to take the old one back to the dealer.
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Thank you for your reply, so would a delphi electronics/VEMO/Valeo one not be sufficient? I have been told they are OE parts. Or do I get the actual one from Volvo themselves.

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Hi,

Thank you for your reply, so would a delphi electronics/VEMO/Valeo one not be sufficient? I have been told they are OE parts. Or do I get the actual one from Volvo themselves.

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In honesty, I'd go for the Volvo dealer. If you have the problem I did with and aftermarket one you'll have a harder time returning it than with a Volvo one from Volvo. The car's ECU seems to be pretty picky with what it'll accept.
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It sounds like you are in"limp mode", where the ecu is reducing power to protect the engine. Possibly because of a blocked egr problem.
Any warning lights on?
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It sounds like you are in"limp mode", where the ecu is reducing power to protect the engine. Possibly because of a blocked egr problem.
Any warning lights on?
Ok thank you.
No, no warning lights.
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