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1-3- 1 1-3- 2 1-4- 1 1-4- 2 1-4- 3 2-1- 1 2-1- 2 2-1- 3 2-2- 1 2-2- 2 2-2- 3 2-3- 1 2-3- 2 2-3- 3 2-3- 5 2-4- 5 3-1- 1 3-1- 2 Solenoid STH open-circuit, short-circuit to ground, or control module fault Transmission control module (TCM) fault Faulty load signal from ignition control module (ICM) Oil temperature sensor short-circuit to ground Oil temperature sensor circuit, open circuit Transmission control module (TCM) fault Short-circuit to battery voltage in solenoid S2 circuit Throttle position signal too high Short-circuit to ground in solenoid S2 circuit or control module fault Solenoid S2 open-circuit Throttle position sensor signal too low Throttle position sensor signal sporadic Speedometer signal missing Incorrect speedometer signal High oil temperature Break or short-circuit in torque-limiting signal circuit RPM signal from transmission missing RPM signal from transmission faulty
3-1- 3 3-2- 1 3-2- 2 3-2- 3 3-3- 1 3-3- 2 3-3- 3 FAulty signal from gear position sensor Shift time too long Incorrect gear ratio Lock-up slips or is not engaged Short-circuit to battery voltage in solenoid SL circuit Solenoid SL open-circuit or control module fault Short-circuit to ground in solenoid SL circuit or control module fault Transmission Removal. See the FAQ section for AW-70, which is similar to that for the AW-30. Volvo Maintenance FAQ for 7xx/9xx/90 Cars Top of Page
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Volvo Maintenance FAQ for 7xx/9xx/9
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Electrical: Instruments Electrical:
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Buying a Used 7xx/9xx FAQ Home Volv
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Model Tips: Buying a Used 740: Chec
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have 25 bolts and two gaskets) and
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1995 New construction on the camsha
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[Response] My 850 was an absolute l
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Driving Styles. Rule One is slow do
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❍ Brake fluid - thoroughly flush
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unit (VR/BU) for wear while the alt
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the hood and instantly know when so
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couple bags of dessicant and put th
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Engine Tune and Performance; Sympto
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Misfire and Broken Distributor Wire
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Car Won't Start: Neutral A/T Safety
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Symptoms and Why You Should Regular
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pour solvent in to soak. The intern
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screw 1/2 turn then lock it down wi
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BMW TSB for removing carbon deposit
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Start or Stall Problems: No Start;
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Basic Ignition and Fuel Injection C
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Sensor. [Inquiry:] Sometimes the
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the firewall had failed. This allow
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Mixture, Misfire or Idle Control Pr
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and sends tons more fuel to the eng
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also noticed a bare temp-sending wi
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● ● ● ● ● will understand
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OVER 1.8V each time a vane passes H
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sometimes sticks. Also the idle spe
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● Engine will not run at idle ●
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Retarded Timing or Knock Sensor Cod
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Slight Backfiring While Coasting; T
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[Response: Lincoln] I would check y
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Power stage at fender Knock sensor
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elay is cutting out. Behind the ash
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problems recently--the car won't st
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(like, say, at a stop light.) This
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of the regulator vacuum line, there
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splice in your own repairs, but for
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Jeremy] Symptoms in my turbo were c
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temperatures and reduce NOX formati
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ad (low pressure) regulator on fuel
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Abbreviations: or Won't Turn AMM Ai
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4. [Editor] Insert a small amount o
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After fully warmed up and running t
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is system voltage registered at bot
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constant hammering. This is akin to
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How to Replace Center Shaft Seal: S
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where it sticks onto shaft. This ef
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properly. See other timing tips in
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● Disconnect the negative battery
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Electrical: Engine Sensors FAQ Home
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Diagnosing ECT Failures. [Response:
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Symptoms of Failure: High idle at s
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computer receives a rich signal (hi
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When is Replacement Recommended? [T
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eliminate the faulty signal. Crank
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firewall. [DanR] To get the connect
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checks below. If all other tests ch
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diaphragm and valve, or follow the
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● -20°C (4°F) 15K ohms ● 20°
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ECT Engine Coolant Temperature sens
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1. Check for air leaks by spraying
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Fuel Injectors: Injector Cleaning.
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Removing the Injectors. [Tip from N
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Off the Car Diagnosis. You can remo
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Repair of Air Intake Hose. [Editor]
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Idle Air Control Valve. See the FAQ
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Test 1. If you suspect that your ra
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● clean off sensor connector, rem
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joint will be very tight. 3. Gently
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Caliper Guide Pins: Maintenance Cal
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740 740 740 740 740 760 760 88- 90
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[Cars with Girling Single-Piston Ca
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A pressure bleeder works by pushing
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ake pad. The friction material that
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much trouble. ● The spring pad re
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Brake Pad Anti-Squeal: Pastes and S
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made in a less controlled environme
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Wheel Torque and Warped Rotors. Vol
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Seized . [Report: Don Willson] Puls
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press the brake pedal to the floor
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Cable Replacement: Replacing One Si
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Master Cylinder: Don't Ruin Your Ma
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You first unscrew the male fitting
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(either ISO or double flare) into t
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un-out is above spec, the solution
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● Never lean on the reservoir or
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The Jumbo caliper brakes do provide
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Brakes: ABS FAQ Home Volvo Maintena
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Anti-Lock Brake System Service Prec
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1992+ Cars With Underhood Diagnosti
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All anti-lock brake systems control
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pushing up and twisting the bottom
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speedometer fails! Play around with
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and will need replacement if that i
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Volvo Radiator Destructive Test Rad
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the coolant drain is at the end of
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Which Thermostat? [Editor/Bob] Whil
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place radiator back in place proper
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intake manifold, and push the hose
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wool. A mirror and bright light hel
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failure. BUT it's a b*tch to remove
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Emergency Radiator Repair. [Tip fro
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Coolant Reservoir Replacement . [Ti
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link. ● Heater hose fractured due
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the level float rattling, then it h
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c) Remove the float and install it
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what this lamp looks like and what
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the voltage reading drops to zero,
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Electric Cooling Fan Operation. Ele
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Selection: I bought a Mr. Gasket hi
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leed the clutch and brakes. Test sp
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Note: For further information about
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in the engine compartment with a re
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❍ Install the cable into socket 2
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2-1-4 Not applicable NA NA 2-2-1* 2
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4-1-3* 3-3-4 EGR temperature sensor
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the positive battery terminal. § T
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M a Engine: FI and Ignition Compute
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each number discussed. The bad ones
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I have been able to test the self-b
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unit, take that into consideration.
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Turbo Loses Performance under Boost
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from filter 2 compressed air to int
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those failures that could be avoide
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spring design (spring in compressio
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2. Coolant Heat Exchanger by Oil Fi
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making boost. I could then hear a l
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kit and there's a direct oil feed l
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the engine, you blow black smoke/ov
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problem to be an oil LEAK, front or
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adaptor on the engine. Once off, th
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position. (Probably want to practic
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Turbo Hoses: Preventive Maintenance
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coolant lines at the radiator using
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Removing the Exhaust Manifold Brace
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out the exhaust. I have been told t
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the IPD kit and if an ordinary mort
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high mileage unit and face this pro
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Engine: V-6 FAQ Home Volvo Maintena
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number of turns you so determine. I
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If there are any problems the LED w
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Engine: Diesel FAQ Home Volvo Maint
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Synthetic Highly Recommended. [Warr
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superb detergent injector cleaner,
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fact that you could blow the motor
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e. Sometimes a leak can develop in
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Diesel Compression Test. [Inquiry:]
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Now take the whole assembly to a di
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Solenoid. [Noel DeSouza] To repair
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another brand unless you are in a p
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happen at my oil change shop over a
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● The power steering rack and rub
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pump cavities you will probably exp
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Clean pan and gasket leftovers. You
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Engine: Mechanical FAQ Home Volvo M
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Driver's side 1. Remove the top nut
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tube rearwards until there was enou
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Spark Plug Installation. Tips and C
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B23X Engines. Clean off the area ar
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to happen, then consider pulling th
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quality fasteners. 2. Thread Hole Q
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● There is a whole buch of stuff
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just pulled the small hose from the
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3. Timing order is 1-3-4-2. Number
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shims held in the valve depressor.
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separate -- and you're pulling the
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the block or the cylinder wall. Rem
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[Editor:] When you install a new sp
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Engine Mounted in Support Stand. [Q
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B234 Seals: Counterhold Tool Abbrev
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tension on the belt. Take off the o
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Changing Timing Belt: Procedures fo
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to be "timed".) Install the lower c
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Holding the outer section of B230 c
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the rope and jam the piston. Tighte
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[Editor] Once you find them, use "W
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Do I Wrap the Belt First Over the C
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you have blowby, you need to check
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yourself. Start by removing the ele
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otate the engine once, those paint
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friendly Volvo parts dealer if he c
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Crankcase Ventilation: A Treatise.
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hose is plugged solid. It's easier
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Oil cap modification for vacuum tes
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can be removed and replaced. It can
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If Your Car Has an EGR (Exhaust Gas
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carwash to cover the engine with cl
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[Another:] If you install the seal
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anyone can successfully install the
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the 92mm crankshaft. Insert this af
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housings that stop you from pushing
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Fuel System: Pumps, Relays FAQ Home
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loosen and push out the filter. Whe
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Now turn the ignition ON (without t
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These may include hard starting, in
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Fuel Sender and In-Tank Pump Replac
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way. The gasket will stretch around
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This required soldering. Nothing se
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in the fuel tank yet!!). Reconnect
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pump operating without a pre-pump (
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lean mixture at idle). Sometimes, t
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Noisy Fuel Pump: FPR Faulty. [Tip f
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the car accelerated back to the set
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2-1-2 Malfunction in the circuit to
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the turn signal. Sometimes it is ea
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Jump-Starting Procedures. When jump
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Troubleshooting the Starter In the
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polyurethane, which are more robust
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2) voltage regulator, then 3) alter
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pull the pigtail through. Once I pu
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have a digital voltmeter with Min/M
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Reconnect the battery to the car an
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attery temp changed. The voltage ne
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have some knowledge about batteries
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Transmission:Automatic AW 70 & ZF S
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Page 475 and 476: Maintenance: See the Automatic Tran
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Page 523 and 524: Identifying Leaks. [Tip: Editor] I
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incompatible.That was my experience
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1990 740 Turbo B230FT AW70L/AW71 3.
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Rear Suspension: FAQ Home Volvo Mai
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1. Chock the front wheels. 2. Loose
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How Shock Absorbers Fail. How do sh
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control arm without unbolting it. U
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Wheels and Tires: FAQ Home Volvo Ma
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Brake pulls from the rear can be di
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on the back. This also improved the
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Torque Specs on Alloy & Steel Wheel
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Alloy Wheels: Damage and Leaks Dama
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do powder coating for a very reason
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Exhaust Sensors: Oxygen Sensor Repl
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egulator and leaking pressure regul
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ut it can be done, and quickly. On
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passing emissions dicey in some sta
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Removing Broken Studs Using Tools.
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● Make sure top of stud is flat o
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turbo/tube and tube/block gasket an
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Stock or Performance Exhaust System
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they go into the new holes & you ha
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3.Fender Guard Joints. [Chris Herbs
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To avoid: appears not to give off a
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Door Operation and Troubleshooting:
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door fails to lock, then the timer
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Has anyone replaced it? [Response:
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[Response: DanR/Colin Shepherd] I w
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equires a removal of the entire pan
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1. Unscrew the door lock stem. 2. E
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this strip is actually exposed from
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Hood Hinge Lubrication. Make sure y
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atteries are OK. I do not use the r
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Body Glass, Mirrors, Moldings, Wate
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Window Motor Slow. [Symptom:] My 95
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Power Window Motor Removal. Diagnos
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Replacing Windshield Glass. Removin
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the windshield no longer securely b
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use a flashlight to locate the clip
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is a path for electrical current to
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connection somewhere. Check for vol
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Body: Sunroof FAQ Home Volvo Mainte
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[Response: Kerry] (Applies to 1986
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elow the roof line, while the leadi
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Sunroof Wind Flap. Adjustment of He
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it firmly. This will help make sure
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Sunroof Overhaul. [Tips from Ken Di
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and the roof would close after a fe
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move the microswitch plungers out o
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power supply, preferably the fuse w
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Body & Engine- Accessories FAQ Home
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Third Seat Installation for an illu
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Trailer Hitch. [Inquiry:] I am cons
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as always when dealing with plastic
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electronic speedo/odo pickup on the
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Cupholders. Volvo OEM Cupholders. [
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wait a day before I unclamp it or m
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those look different (i.e. the anod
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Body Care, Paint, Waxes Etc. FAQ Ho
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Chip Repair Buffing. The Langka pro
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you've got a dent, you'd be working
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Promoter can. And make sure you don
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Seat Electricals: Interior: Seats,
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wait until the LEDs light up, then
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square) extends past the track on t
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and I doubt you can buy that piece
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deal with. There is also a bigger m
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pry outwards gently on the sides an
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pocket and the length of the bushin
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spectacular. The total cost for all
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panel firmly and pull out and left
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as you buy the car. Keep thy dash c
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Headliner replacement for sedans or
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more patience. My first board was b
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Storage Tray Under Radio. To remove
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generally an overlapping system, wi
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Removing/Repairing Tailgate Panel.
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Removing Rear Floor Panels for Acce
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for all new carpet. http://www.sale
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Radio Code Lost. [Problem: Lost rad
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960 96 Radio Bulbs Burned Out [Tip]
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cart, you can click on them to see
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just put it into the dash with the
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grease prevents proper grip on the
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the hole will do the trick. Avoid t
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Warning Lights Flickering: Bad Alte
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Difficulties? This bezel can be tou
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trim. To access the bulb, gently pr
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Courtesy of Jurgen Winkelvoss] [Tip
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Gauges or Warning Lights Stop Worki
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1993 + tank: right side of pointer
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the 3 screws that hold the gauge in
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jump back up to the correct speed,
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gauge cluster from the car and brou
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See also ABS Lamp Lights After Star
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Electrical: SRS Air Bag & Seatbelts
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2-2-1 Passenger module, short circu
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Chrome steel rod. Insert the rod do
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Electrical Diagnostic Supplies. [Ed
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740-940 Fuse Panel Location 960 Fus
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ad crimp jointin the base bad relay
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Relay Tray Removal and Replacement.
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failure in our 87 745T was caused b
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your local shop, or the cost of bur
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Clip the zip holding the two large
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will happen. If the problem really
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my Mercedes (the switch design is v
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Electrical: Lighting, Horns FAQ Hom
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Headlamps: How to Replace Headlamp
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with WD-40 and then drip/spray some
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low beam is set, the high beam shou
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Headlamp Capsule Loose. [Inquiry] I
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Parking Lamp Capsule Removal. 740/9
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there is heavy dirt in there, find
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4. With files and the Dremel tool,
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causes the raised plastic nipple in
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integral assembly combining the 3 b
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too strong. By contrast, the right
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down, limiting the effectiveness of
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Bulb Descriptions and Ratings: [ref
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Electrical: Wipers FAQ Home Wipers:
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finally came loose. After my operat
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position. ● Now you can attach th
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learn't the hard way never to tuck
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order to get the old one out. Seems
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Heating and Air Conditioning FAQ Ho
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Vacuum Check Valve Failures. [Inqui
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console against the firewall inside
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Repair or Replace? If your motor is
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88 w/ air conditioning blower motor
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uns right off the windshield and in
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illustrated instructions at its web
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vary other factors, the FOT (fixed
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aluminum pipe where it connects to
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700/900 92 B204/234/ Diesel R12 105
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● ● ● ● ● ● compressor
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test for you, skip all of this and
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● ● Hoses leaking throughout th
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ecause moisture may damage the drie
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place. The evap drain extension is
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diagnosed with an A/C gauge set. Po
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at the local import auto parts stor
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Mold Odor from A/C System. [Tip fro
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door (US/Canada models) the end of
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soldering. [Response: Brian Oliver]
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eading. Location of Ambient Tempera
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Blower Motor: 2-3-3 Starting curren
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hose = floor) and has a boot on the
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Steering: FAQ Home Volvo Maintenanc
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- Power Steering Racks The Cam gear
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on my '90 745 GLE (steering heavy,
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Rack Failure. Diagnosis of Power St
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easy. ● Disconnect the tie rod en
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cars. Steering Wheel Removal. [Inqu
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the caster is different from side t
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end of the strut rod is a round bus
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necessary to keep your suspension i
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● Secure a strut holder or a piec
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Tie Rod Replacement. Diagnosis. [Do
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Removal: Jack up the car and place
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that axial play just disappears" (V
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● Rear bar cannot be more simple:
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4. The Gothenburg Bible, by Paul Gr
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com ❍ Verrigni Auto and Marine. I
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Source of FI Computers. A failed EC
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General Mechanical Tips FAQ Home Vo
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when and where you apply heat). [Ar
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I used the slowest wire feed settin
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at 5 pounds. To read the scale accu
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the alternator and ground. If the d
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Using a Dial Indicator to Minimize
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contaminate your oxygen sensor and
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DOWN by between thirty and forty pe
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Volvo Special Tool Designs FAQ Home
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Crank Holder Rear View Plan Side Vi
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In-Line Pressure Tester Adapters. A
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M-46 Overdrive Tools. The following
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Pre-Pump Removal Tool. [Tip from Ro
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Turbo Nut Installer 5411 Diesel Too
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700/900 Series Model Identification
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99 B6254G 8 Doors 0 - Basic engine
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Engine: ● B230 and 234 series hav
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Volvo 780 FAQ Home Volvo Maintenanc
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showing at the window base, ask the
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960-90 Series Information FAQ Home
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coolant breakdown, so make sure you
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hole and retested. This time the ti
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ought. Wrap the side going down int
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Preventive Maintenance. [Tip from T
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underneath next to the motor mount
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960 B6304 Fuel Rail Leakage Problem
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drain tank. Drain about 1 to 1.5 qu
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you strip or otherwise wreck the bo
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psi. The new piston is made out of
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when I had mistreated it to a coupl
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If your car just sputters and dies
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positive cable. Outside I cut the b
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[Comment on Grease from Jim Bowers]
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Components Nm (ft. lb) or degrees E
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Conrod bearing caps, stage 2 (angle
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of additive. Consequently, using ch
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expensive machine. I don't think th
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attack certain sealing materials, s
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has a number of cast-iron engines.
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viscometrics. ● Group III. Severe
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of the base oil is a good measure o
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ewarded with a smoother running car
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[Response 1: Bernard] The B230FT en
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Question A: The engine cranks but d
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● Location: Cylinder head, under
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\4 inch hose connected to the forwa
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Alcohol 3. Clean gently with q-tips
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Volvo Oxygen Sensor Replacements FA
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VOLVO AC R134 refit kit instruction
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● Supplement #1 - $30.00 Go to: P
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maneuver.] Picture 2. diagonally up
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install the new valve, without the
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5. Remove knee bolster at driver’
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Volvo 700/900 Heater Core Replaceme
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Bilstein Shock I got them for about
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into the trailing arm hole. When th
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Volvo B6304 Oil Pickup Tube Repair
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clearance to get the oil pan out. 1
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24. Get all the oil pan screws back
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Volvo B230 Connecting Rod Bearing-O
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est when it comes to bearings and g
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The picture below shows the shaft a
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After pressing the seal in with my
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Adding Remote Door Locks in 900 Car
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3. Wires running to keyless control
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shank (the metal part that grips th
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(b) Gently lift and pull the block
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(a) Remove the two Torx screws in t
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(d) Move the any seat switch (e.g.,
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Volvo Third Seat Installation FAQ H
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Engine: Turbo Rebuilding Volvo Main
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2. Remove all hoses from housing; c
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United Turbo Co., Spofford, NH, (ht
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Mitsubishi TD05 Turbo bolted to the
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Pan Gasket Gasket Kit It's a good i
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Volvo AW70/71 to M-46 Transmission
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from under the car. Step 2 : While
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Mount and elevate car safely so tha
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as noted in FAQ. Enjoy a much bette
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metal pipe is joined to the pump wi
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shellac or any other gasket sealers
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B234F (16 valve DOHC) Timing Belt R
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The timing belt used with the auto-
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without being noticed. The cam timi
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Unbolt the fan shroud from the radi
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a)For the manual tensioner, start b
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elt then place it over the right ba
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finger at the mid-point of the long
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elt and re-check the tension. This
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Volvo B230 Headgasket Replacement F
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use abrasive pads to buzz off the o
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The B6304 engine is more complicate
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Where to Find Euro Side Marker Lamp
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extension wires are just the OEM Vo
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Bulb-Out Relay Circuit Concerns. [D
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components. According to this hypot
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Repair Seat Belt Retractor FAQ Home
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number on small end. device ● Rem
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upper left and lower right not in s
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epair is around $100. The trickiest
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Volvo Wheel Balancing FAQ Home Volv
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two front wheels and tires. His car
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measured at the factory using a lar
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Match Mounting of Yokohama tires in
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ungees or EPDM hook straps. ● I h
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are glued together This is what the
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1989 Volvo 740 Series 2.3L (None Tu
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One end screws onto the can and the
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Here is a picture of the notice sti
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Volvo AW-7X Transmission Valve Body
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secured the plate using the 3 rearm
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10. Grasp the lower valve body, hol
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Valve body separator plate. This go
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Valve body installed in transmissio
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Volvo Headliner Replacement-2 Home
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● Use a headliner tool (or wooden
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in fairly good shape. The fabric on
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Volvo Headliner Replacement-3 FAQ H
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using a razor knife (figure E). ●
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● Use your scissors to punch hole
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oth cases this is a two person job.
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