Volvo S70 Fuel Pump directs pressurized gasoline in the tank to the injection rail until the five-cylinder engine receives the exact amount to start and operate properly. The Volvo Fuel Pump is located in the fuel tank to be cooled and to eliminate vapor lock, and it is part of the tank-mounted sending unit that also reports the fuel level. When the key is turned, the electric motor suctions fuel into its filter, accumulates about 40 to 60 psi, and propels it forward as the control unit governs the voltage and switches off power in case of a crash. In the event that the engine cranks and will not start, check pump hum, ensure that relay voltage is correct, and perform pressure or volume tests. Pump capacity is measured either in GPH or LPH; therefore, multiply horsepower by 0.5, divide that number by 6.2, and ensure that this number matches the wide open throttle demand. The previous Volvo with carburetors applied a diaphragm-type unit, which generated approximately 6 psi, sufficient to feed a float bowl, but nowhere near as much as modern injection requires. The in-tank electric version versus the older design is cooler, has no external lines, and is plumbed by one's line of thinking unlike the block-mounted lever assembly of the block-mounted version. Periodic voltage monitoring maintains the Volvo Fuel Pump to factory standards and makes certain that every S70 has fast starts, clean combustion, and consistent power.
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