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Hello folks just want to say hello and greetings from Ireland. I took delivery of a 1998 V70 t5 manual estate last Summer and have been working on improving it's appearance since then. It also required a seat out clean as the previous owner wasn't the best at keeping it clean and carried dogs. Looki...

Our cultural misreferences are much older. volvolugnut To be honest, I just thought it was a joke unrelated to anything I mentioned. Now that you say that, I understand that probably comes from some sort of movie. Is it Robocop or an even older movie? Science fiction for sure. Flux capacitor is fro...

We recently had a poster scammed of 100 EU on a parts sale by someone registering here, arranging to buy a part, taking payment, and vanishing. For now, I would suggest that one not respond to PM requests to close deals but make posts public, verify IP (we can help with that) or just buy from people...

A trunk in the trunk!

Wow, what a project!

Find some automotive body shop seal sealer. This is used to seal weld seams at the factory and the body shops. It may come in a plastic bag and you need to reuse a calking tube to dispense as needed. Squeeze out a sealer bead and smooth with a putty knife. This will reduce worry about incomplete wel...

Ive been chasing a grinding/vibrating noise coming from the rear of the vehicle when applying moderate brake pressure at low speed. Tonight I took the rear wheels off and couldn't find anything wrong with the calipers or rotors. The parking brakes were a little loose so adjusted that. And now it see...

Ah ok. I had a 88 Blazer (the small one) 2dr with a Vortec, tree shift auto.

Similar costs P80 vs P2, as I have owned both P80 and P2 cars. Buying a 200K-miles car for cheap (such as $800-$1500) is NOT cheap, sometimes the cost of bringing it back to stage 0 is expensive. My personal opinion is: buy a 100K-mile car for let's say $3500-$4000 and slowly bring it up to par. It ...