You have rear drains as well. The tubes on the XC90 are quite larger than on the S60/V70, less probable to clog Front ones I put a hose from the sunroof hole, rear holes ae not usually accessible from the sunroof so I would try the same but from the bottom where the tube exits and with a small jet a...

Hey Guys I replaced my serpentine belt a few weeks ago and I follow this tread: https://www.freel2.com/forum/topic33363.html I recomend you to read that tread. I also write there some advises with some photos We use a joint Swivel Socket Adapter with a long extension to remove one of the screws that...

Front drain hoses are under the interior trim of the A pillar.
Rear drain hoses are under the interior trim of the B pillar.

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All good, most dealer internet resellers (including the one I noted above) use the same base catalog and it's pretty detailed. Can find it here https://usparts.volvocars.com/ . Tasca Parts (also dealer reseller) in Rhode Island has a slightly different parts catalog layout and sometimes they have a ...

Could it be one from this...

#39 to #40 in the parts diagram listed earlier.

Here's a video to show what that lower crossover plastic pipe and hoses look like on the vehicle

#38, 39, and 40 should all be replaced at the same time. If one is causing an issue, the others are not far behind with the same age on the rubber and hoses and rubber o-ring connectors. It’s also easier to just remove them as an entire unit with the intake manifold off. #40 is made of plastic so yo...

My suggestion is to make room for this work. You don’t want to damage any existing or new parts and fins. If I were to do this, I would plan to remove the intake manifold and electric fan. This will give much more room to see the brackets, change hard to reach hoses, and inspect/clean the engine bet...

Righto, my alley IF it's the same as S60/V70 P2 NA. I have worked around the P2 radators three times now and have gotten the hang of it. Your biggest enemy is the AC metal pipe it will prevent you from easily placing the radiator in the proper position as it catches on the radiator mounts, which is ...