More cows than people, and as you can see they all vote the wrong way. And it's hard to pull those little levers if you're a cow.

Never seen or heard that ever happened...untill now.
Trip computer can be replaced so you can keep the old cluster.

To avoid potential surprises...find the one from '96 or '97...since i don't know for sure if those from earlier cars are interchangable(plug & play).

The hard fuel line slides right into that bell shaped connector and seals on those O-rings

It’s right above your index finger holding the ECT connector

THat is the ECT connector for the 99 00 years

Ive got plenty spares and can drop one in the mail - let me know.. You have to use the right bolts as the holes are blind , so too long a bolt won’t seal. I’ll double check but I think they are the same as water pump bolts. Confirmed. Part number 985151 fits both the water pipe 2x and water pump 7x ...

“We don’t need no stinking badges!”

Can’t remember the Volvo name for it, “ ejector” I think, but it’s a Brake vacuum booster. Fat end onto the fat nipple on the driver side of intake manifold. The other nipple goes back to the brake booster There is a smaller 8 mm or so thick hose that plugs into the angled part and ??? I can’t remem...

Heres the part....

The angled one goes to a nipple on the ETM's plastic pipe, if it's the same on my '99 XC, next to the MAP sensor.

Decided to finish the day on something really really simple. How about putting in the oil filter, so I don't make the mistake of starting to add oil and wondering why it's taken 5qts, but nothing on the dipstick. This is my first cartridge type on a Volvo, and when I went to fit it, it seemed to bo...

The HPT also has that part. Here are a couple of pictures from my 00 V70R: PXL_20250422_230633901.jpg From your original picture the short pipe should fit to the transmission end of the intake manifold and the ejector orientated this way with the wider end towards the rear of the car. PXL_20250422_2...