Best is buy a used assembly (Valeo) from ebay or junk yard.
Ebay is about $70, junk yard about $25.

Tips: watch this youtube video:

Last year for glass headlights... which is disappointing. There's no glue..once you get the light out there are clips all around holding lens on. I just pop these off with a screw driver Probably not the official Volvo way but I don't work there either. Haha. Anyway, you have to remove ( at least on...

You neither need to remove the wheel nor drill the rivets holding the wheel well interior. Unless someone before you has mounted the stuff wrong. The little torx to loosen the front plastic cover of the car is exposed by a small cutout. A little spray lubricant does wonders before you start turning ...

Put some MMA glue on the crack to keep water out - you can take the summer to go hunt one in junkyards that way, too. Even packing tape will work.

StickyPocket wrote: ↑21 May 2019, 08:20 I assume other years/models are compatible. 01-04 S60? Others?

V70 same years.

S80 is different.

The front one is already replaced, the rear one they sell something in Europe https://www.ebay.com/itm/VOLVO-S60-S80- ... XQvtZQ3yQe

"I" is "Mk I" - the first generation of S60.

This will fit, I had one like that.

1+,

The MIDDLE hanger was already replaced.

The REAR hanger: get the ebay thingy posted above. Or find a similar piece of metal and ask local shop to weld it for you.

You can try to repair your bottle by either heat welding the crack with a soldering iron or using some Permatex Black Plastic Welder - better would be to do both. Just clean the area well - solder the crack and then go over it with the Permatex. The bottle is what is leaking - that is all that you n...

As much as I fix a lot of stuff myself... This part is critical (imagine you lose all the juice when it is dirty in the winter and you need to see?). Any fix is a temp fix once the reservoir cracks. Best is to verify what you have in the car first, then buy that reservoir. Get the Volvo Genuine tank...