abscate wrote: ↑02 Jul 2022, 09:04 One thing not to ignore… the stock battery cables has a good strain releif on the battery tray ; that probably keeps the cable and clamp connection free of vibration

Have you been looking in my engine compartment??? I need to re-attach that to the tray.

can wrote: ↑09 Jul 2022, 17:04 full synthetic 5w50 .
full synthetic 10w60

Seems awfully heavy to me. Those aren't oils I've ever seen in the US.

foggydogg wrote: ↑10 Jul 2022, 07:41 Still won't let me post Amazon links. I surrender.

Try editing your links, and removing the part before the "www".

Can we say like this? There is no connection between the engine mileage and the oil used. You should use whatever oil recommended by the factory. I would agree, but unfortunately, I have not found the oil weight clearly documented by Volvo. There is a temperature range chart, and 10w30 is highlight...

Since we're on the subject, here's the infamous URO parts thread where URO responded, defending its products. I'm not judging, just reporting. URO, if you'd like to post here again in any capacity, please do. I'm not seeing the connection between UroTuning and URO Parts after visiting each website.

I would pull cyl 5 plug and see what it looks like.... maybe all the plugs. I would also check fuel pressure. I wonder if you have a leak towards the back, and are not getting full pressure to the engine, and the engine is trying to compensate.... I didn't know LTFT could even get that high. Does CL...

There's a fuel pump drive module according to Rockauto... don't know what it does besides complicate things, and cost a lot of money.

The cap and rotor look dirty, and corroded, but for the short term could probably be cleaned up. I did that on my car since I was ordering parts, and I still needed to go to work. I used a wire wheel on my Dremal tool to clean the contacts, and sprayed everything with brake cleaner, and made sure it...

Now that I've slept, I realize what I wrote doesn't follow what you're describing. The RWD rim should already be out too far on the FWD car. Have you test fitted the new rims yet?

So what was the conclusion to this? Did you use it, or return it? As long as the tube to plate connections didn't crack, I suspect this radiator would cool fine. I'd be rather upset to get a new radiator like that, However. I had issues getting a radiator shipped to me from Rockauto too, but it was ...