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P0352 and P0353 Pending Fault CodesViews : 359 Replies : 2Users Viewing This Thread : |
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Nov 27th, 2023, 18:09 | #1 |
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P0352 and P0353 Pending Fault Codes
Hi there.
I have a Volvo V50 (Petrol 2009) that I left parked, nose down on a fairly steep hill (in case it is relevant) on Saturday, when it was pretty cold and damp. I tried to drive it at about 10PM and it really struggled to start. When I did, the engine was really lumpy (like one of the cylinders was not firing) and a real lack of power. I was only a couple of miles from home so managed to struggle home and left the car for a couple of days, without switching it on. I have just started the car and it started without any issues at all. I have an OBD2 device which I have just checked with an app called Torque Lite. There are no issues under "Show logged faults" but when I press "Show pending faults", it has the following: * P0352 - Ignition Coil B Primary/Secondary Circuit * P0353 - Ignition Coil C Primary/Secondary Circuit The question, now is what to do. 1. Is this a random issue that I can ignore and carry on using the car as per normal? 2. Is there an issue that I might be able to test or even fix myself? 3. Should I get a mechanic to have a look? Any pointers would be very much appreciated. |
Nov 27th, 2023, 20:25 | #2 |
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my first call would be check the battery and alternator volvos dont like low voltage an can throw all kinds of misleading codes get the codes read with a good diagnostic tool as some of the app based systems for phones can sometimes be difficult for some to understand/interpret good diagnostic willsend you straight to the fault.
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Dec 3rd, 2023, 13:41 | #3 |
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Hi there.
Thanks for the pointer - I have checked the battery and it seems that it is fully working as expected. However, I took the engine cover and noted that one of the coils (second from the left) has a split in the covering (pics attached) Is this what might be causing the issue? I have started the car again, without issue, this morning so it remains an intermittent fault. |
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