How do I reset my ETM?

How do I reset my ETM?

ETM Reset Procedure Steps.

  1. Turn your engine off, leaving the key in the intermediate position (I) for one minute (I left it for 70 seconds to be safe).
  2. Turn the key to the locked position position (0) until the car has fully shut down (three minutes).

What is ETM on Volvo?

Volvo cars equipped with five-cylinder gasoline engines (V70 S60 S80) can suffer from rough idle and stalling problems. Although not exclusively limited to, the most likely cause of this problem might be a failing Volvo Electronic Throttle Module (ETM). These cars use a fly-by-wire throttle.

What to do if your ETM fails on a Volvo?

Common ETM – Electronic Throttle Module failure symptoms on 1998 – 2002 Volvo are: – Clean your ETM. This may work if your ETM is not yet damaged on the internal contacts – Source a new one from a Volvo dealer. This is the most simpler but also the much costier solution – Source a good used one…

What are the problems with the Volvo XC70?

Ranked as the third-worst problem for the Volvo XC70 is all-wheel drivetrain failure in the 2003 model year, occurring at an average of around 87,000 miles and earning a high Severity Rating of 9.0 (out of 10.0). Both the second and top-worst-rated problems are with the XC70’s transmission, existing mostly in 2001 and 2003 model years.

When did Volvo switch to electronic throttle module?

Volvos affected by the electronic throttle module (“ETM”) are 1999-2002 models (US model years). Before 1999, Volvo used a good old mechanical set of parts to control the throttle. In 1999, they switched to a “fly-by-wire” module… this problematic ETM. This design affects almost a half-million Volvo gasoline cars.

Where can I buy a Volvo ETM room?

It’s called The ETM Room, and was inspired by Colorado native Don Willson, a man who spent years working to make Volvo take responsibility for this part. A company named XeMODeX makes replacement modules . XeMODeX is no longer a retail business, so contact them to find a retailer near you who sells their products.