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Old Jun 5th, 2009, 09:51   #1
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Hi All
Just bought a v70 D5 with 166k miles (not police), superb car and drives perfectly when cold. However after a few miles 2-3 once it appears to have warmed up it will continue to run fine until I take the revs over 2500, at which point it's as if there is a speed limiter on. Foot flat to the floor and no increase in speed or revs. It doesn't sound like the turbo is kicking in either. I suspect the wastegate is sticking open and understand there is a solenoid which activates this.
a) can anyone help with the issue?
b) can anyone advise where the solenoid is and what it looks like?
c) having done the key to '1' position hold trip button in till bleep then key to '2' I get a code of 045, can anyone advise what this relates to?P.S If I turn the engine off and restart the turbo works fine up to 2500 revs again then appears to cut out again.

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Old Jun 5th, 2009, 10:31   #2
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Nick

before you do anything else, try changing the fuel filter.

I had the same symptoms as yours and a fuel filter change completely cured it.

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Old Jun 5th, 2009, 12:16   #3
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The boost controller is mounted on the front of the airbox, the wastegate is acctuated by vacuum which is modulated by the boost controller. Check the pipes for blockages.

Really you need to read the OBDII/CANBUS fault codes to find out what the car thinks is wrong. It sounds like it's going into limp mode, which disables the turbo, this may well be a boost control problem or could equally be a fuel pressure problem.
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Old Jun 13th, 2009, 21:26   #4
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OK finally had a service (all filters etc changed) local garage, but still shoing limp mode fault. Checked codes on an OBD11 reader and read as follows:

P0144 O2 Sensor Circuit High Voltage (Bank 1 Sensor 3)
P0571 cruise control brake switch A circuit

do these mean anything to anyone and if so what do I need to do to renew or reset?

Also could these put the car into limp mode?

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