I bought a 1990-240 several weeks ago. An older person owned it, who has/had dementia, so it was sold, and then resold to me. Apparently, this gentleman respected this vehicle, and most likely, owned it quite awhile. Around 100k miles, and it was maintained, even with newer Volvo spark wires. A rare...

I dont think I’ve ever hit 80, even in NJ

I want to say 2500 at 70, so about 2850 at 80?

Mpg would suck at 80!

Very nice, love the 5 speeds! Can I be rude and ask what you paid for it? Not rude at all, no worries. But I am a little embarrassed to say I paid $650 for it. I brought the car home Sunday evening and got to know the car a little better. All the dash bulbs are working save for 2 switches, and anot...

I had a simillar problem with my 2000 S40. I replaced the MAF with an off brand that cost $20.The fault code cleared. But on my 2nd or 3rd trip i began experiencing problems and a MAF code came back not sure of the code number but it was MAF under reporting air flow. When parked with the engine at i...

They do. McDonald's in your neck o' the woods is a Volvo standards store. The west Houston (Katy) dealer that opened recently is also one. There are several out there now and you will see more and more as they get renovated or built. http://www.volvocarsfacilitydesign.com/assets/file/vre-animation.h...

abscate wrote: ↑01 Apr 2019, 08:18 What do these things adjust, exactly? Is it ride height on the fly?

Ride Stiffness.

Volvo part number 9204202: 2000 Volvo V70 Adjustable Rear Shock Absorbers on sale for $1000.00
Probably an out of date listing. 9204202 is NLA from the Volvo warehouse.

70 mph nailed to 3000 rpm

2004 has glass. 2005 and on plastic.

Check all your stuff for counterfeit parts vs images on web I don’t understand? When parts come make sure you got what you ordered. Our stores here all take returns without question, so some people feel this mean so the can ...buy expensive part from store ....order cheap aftermarket part online .....

1. You can take a picture of the wires and coil packs on your phone to aid in putting them back correctly (right after you remove the engine cover), or just do one at a time. 2. On avoiding cross-threading the plugs when installing them, I agree with RickHaleParker on twisting the extension without ...