It is hard for us to compare the relative value of the 2 cars. If you have spent a lot of time/money on your 850 sedan then unless you want a wagon I'd keep it. Better a car you know already to an unknown. At this age you have no idea how these cars have been maintained and you could easily spend do...

I dont think your going to get anyone that knows how to do that in the USA. We never got that option in here. Which sucks..

I would love to have that feature! Not sure why... Just seems like a great lighting mod for the sticks and back roads. You should be able to run your own wiring. Here are the diagrams and component locations: 95 850 - Beam Width Adjusters.pdf I'd probably mock it all up on a bench first, then get to...

You can test the evaporator by putting it under water and then putting a few psi, maybe 1/2 bar at most , and then look for leaks They don’t leak in any one spot, so you need to look at the whole surface. Look at the date code on the evaporator amd if it’s over 5 years old, stop and replace with a n...

You don't specify what you did to repair the original leak? Look at everything for a area wet with oil. Don’t mess with pulling the evaporator in the future. Thats just silliness! Pressurize the system with refrigerant. Then check all outlets inside the car with a electronic leak detector with the s...

To clarify i got the car with the ac not working with no service history, it was my neighbours car for going onto the fields and his forest. But he maintened the car mechanically well, doing regular services so the engine is ok. I haven't touched the ac system, before doing this repair. The drier i...

You need to both find the leak and Change the drier

They make a sniffer that you can buy that sniffs halides and hydrocarbons that will allow you to sniff for a refrigerant leak. They are VERY sensitive and can be triggered by as little as an exhaust leak. I think I got one from China for like $40.

The drier quick connect has two oring, but it is held in with a spring clip that locks the hose in place. You need a tool that slips inside the hose to both release and install this line, if you just push it in it doesn’t lock and will blow out under pressure. Here is a great YouTube on making one f...