you might have to buy a speedometer on Ebay or junk yard and take it out of it.

A small video how to do this quickly without removing the wheel

MDK wrote: ↑30 Jul 2019, 20:53 Volvus from Latin... To roll. Why do think I say "rolling on" at the end of my posts?

It’s not yet legal in OH. Move east.

The female symbol means...we are lost, let’s stop and ask someone.

The male symbol means, let’s just turn right here.

Abscate.. your a genius. Hahaha.!!!

No you should not have trouble. June

I switched from conventional to full synthetic on my 04 S60 for 3 years now and haven’t had any issues.

Oh my God of Coincidences! I'm looking at a 2004 XC-90 with the same engine tomorrow.

Thanks

Since it was serviced regularly there shouldn't be any globs of sludge in it. Also, given that all this stuff has improved immeasurably over the life of this car AND that you don't live in Death Valley or the North Pole, sticking with a good quality (no bargain weirdo brands) conventional would be O...

Just my 0.00002c but I really don't like those worm clamps on the PCV. When I did my PCV, I put a worm clamp - and it was actually the Volvo kind which is less prone to loosen by itself, and when I drove the car the worm clamp got slack and the PCV hose popped off. Lots of fun trying to push that ho...

The B appears to be the fuel line connection, may find a detail here - be careful when releasing the pressure especially if the engine is still warm (not recommended) wear eye protection and some black rubber gloves www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv7O8xHUiFc The A looks like the pressure power steering lin...