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High (circa 1500 rpm) idle, D5

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Old Jan 16th, 2018, 08:24   #1
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Default High (circa 1500 rpm) idle, D5

Anyone had a problem with car idling at 1500 rpm, and car not letting use cruise control?
I have had the car serviced and they spotted a crack in the turbo inlet pipe (getting it replaced Friday) could this be the problem, it was ok before service?
Have read elswhere in forum it may be a fuse or acc pedal issue any advice?

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Old Jan 16th, 2018, 16:14   #2
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Anyone had a problem with car idling at 1500 rpm, and car not letting use cruise control?
I have had the car serviced and they spotted a crack in the turbo inlet pipe (getting it replaced Friday) could this be the problem, it was ok before service?
Have read elswhere in forum it may be a fuse or acc pedal issue any advice?

Thanks
Doesn't sound like anything to do with the turbo pipe, I'm inclined to believe it will have something to do with the accelerator pedal position sensor - it may need re-calibrating by the sounds of it.
If it came back from the service like that I'd be asking questions - especially if they uploaded any software updates.
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Doesn't sound like anything to do with the turbo pipe, I'm inclined to believe it will have something to do with the accelerator pedal position sensor - it may need re-calibrating by the sounds of it.
If it came back from the service like that I'd be asking questions - especially if they uploaded any software updates.
Thanks, read the error codes last night it gave me this.

P2135 – Accelerator pedal position (APP) / Throttle position (TP) sensor/switch A/B – voltage correlation

Car still under warranty will take back.

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The post i was reading for reference to this problem originally was

https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?t=204669
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Old Jan 17th, 2018, 21:51   #5
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I had exactly the same symptoms at the weekend (2006 v50 D5), where the idle would shoot up to 1500rpm.

After a bit if googling, I changed the fuse in the engine bay compartment that related to the accelerator pedal position. Sorry, can remember which one, but it was labelled on the underside of the compartment lid (think it was 10amps).

The original fuse was fine, but quite tarnished.

Before I changed it, the idle would shoot up to 1500. If this happened while pootling around town, the car would accelerate itself up to 1500rpm (geartronic) as if the Cruise was on.

After the fuse was replaced with a nice shiney new one, the problem disappeared. Worth a shot.

I didn't check error codes so can't confirm if that was the same.

Worth a shot.

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Thanks Yardie will take a look.
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I had exactly the same symptoms at the weekend (2006 v50 D5), where the idle would shoot up to 1500rpm.

After a bit if googling, I changed the fuse in the engine bay compartment that related to the accelerator pedal position. Sorry, can remember which one, but it was labelled on the underside of the compartment lid (think it was 10amps).

The original fuse was fine, but quite tarnished.

Before I changed it, the idle would shoot up to 1500. If this happened while pootling around town, the car would accelerate itself up to 1500rpm (geartronic) as if the Cruise was on.

After the fuse was replaced with a nice shiney new one, the problem disappeared. Worth a shot.

I didn't check error codes so can't confirm if that was the same.

Worth a shot.
Exact problem I am having thx!!
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Had the turbo boost intake pipe replaced Friday and problem went away had has not occurred again.
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Had the turbo boost intake pipe replaced Friday and problem went away had has not occurred again.
I was quick to write that off, but fair play!
I know mine is weeping very slightly so might have to think about getting it replaced before long.
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