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Volvo S80 - Throttle body

Throttle Body Volvo S80 (1998-2006 / )

Volvo S80 (1998-2006 / )
Cleaning the Electronic Throttle Module (ETM)

ETM stands for Electronic Throttle Module, which is the throttle body that features a position sensor made of a potentiometer that wears out due to contact …Read all…
Posted on 11 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
Volvo S80 (1998-2006 / )
Cleaning the ETM Throttle Body

ETM stands for Electronic Throttle Module; it is the throttle body which has a position sensor made up of a potentiometer that wears out due to contact sliding …Read all…
Posted on 8 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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How to open the bonnet on a Volkswagen Golf?

In this tutorial, you will see how to open the bonnet on a Volkswagen Golf MK4. This is a very simple operation that follows the standard procedure. First, open the driver's door, then locate the lever in the lower left area and pull it. Next, move to the front of the vehicle, lift the bonnet slightly, and find the second lever located just above the Volkswagen logo. At this point, simply pull it towards you, fully open the bonnet, and secure it with the prop rod. To close it, gently push it down.

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