2005 Volvo S 40 that will turn over but wont start

Asked by CountryGalForever Apr 12, 2015 at 07:22 PM about the 2005 Volvo S40 2.4i

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2005 Volvo S 40 , Won't start.It will turn over but there is no fire.. Any Idea's on what to do
to fix this ?

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my car did the same thing on almost the same day you posted, i thought it was the fuel pump, but when i direct wire the pump the car will run, we're thinking its the the PEM witch controls the fuel pressure. im hoping today ill have a new PEM to install. ill post the results when i find out something

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I have an 07 s40 t5...cranks no start...I was driving to replace water pump...would not go over 50...let go of gas...it died and oil came out dipstick and where you fill....no oil on plugs...timing skip or????

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Same things happening to mine. Cranks but no spark, tried new coil packs still no spark.( and I grabbed the coil spring while it was cranking, lol for those that know what should have happened.) My conundrum, my coil pack are not getting power, Any advice?

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