No problem- I am uploading 3 files. Don't think you have to take out the headliner- that's for if you need to replace the entire sunroof. The instructions for just the glass is the third or fourth write-up below the first section of the first file. Also, a note regarding adjustment (3rd file)- When ...

Below are videos I shot while at Volvo Specialists for my V70 R's 90k Old School Service . These three videos are a DIY tutorial on how to change a fuel filter on a 2004 Volvo V70. This is probably the simplest maintenance item I've run across on my V70, easier than even spark plugs . Like the bevel...

Hello, I recently replaced the B4 servo cover, and thought I'd share a few tips about how I made it easier on myself. You can buy the cover from IPDUSA, which also has a step-by-step guide (http://www.ipdusa.com/products/5538/107960-b4-servo-cover-update). I won't repeat information in that guide, a...

I know there are already several videos on Youtube, but here's mine, pretty easy and straight forward, it worked the first try

As you might know, doing the B4 shift servo update on 5-speed auto AW55-50 cars can be a little difficult because of the snap ring. When putting everything back together, you need to push down on the spring-loaded cover (1st hand), hold the snap ring (2nd hand) and hold the snap-ring pliers (3rd han...

Exact symptoms of the B4 servo cover issue.
The B4 Servo issues usually does not affect 2004 and newer models but it is not unheard of.
$30.00 in parts and you can change the B4 Servo cover without pulling the transmission.

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Thanks for all the great information everyone. I am going to attempt this on my daughters 2004 s60. Lets hope all of your great information leads to a successful result. Here's how I did this job recently. Used a 16 inch bar clamp and although the photo shown is with the transmission out of the car...

New to me 99 V70 T5 ~175k miles. Had it about 3 months now only put maybe 100 miles since I have owned it. Pretty much brought it straight home and started taking it apart to address known problems and Stage 0 it. Well I discovered a power steering fluid leak. So much so the bottom of the engine was...

The worm gear hose clamp in the lower left of that picture is the high quality original Norma brand with the rolled outer edges to prevent cutting into the hose. Keep that, and if you want stupidly high quality, get Norma Torro or ABA rolled edge worm gear hose clamps for every one that you replace....

That's the camshaft position sensor in your picture. The MAP sensor is part #10 in this diagram. Follow the hose that connects to the intake manifold, I believe it's mounted ahead of the intake manifold but I'm not 100% sure.