Bumped forDirk

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Found a manual V70 wagon that needs some saving if anybody is interested. Not a turbo though...


https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d ... 83082.html

Well bring it up, pick up Dirk, and let’s have a massive “ do three evap party” in Albany before the weather hits. I’ve got dash out time down to 35 minutes

Make sure you follow the battery disconnect/reconnect procedure.

https://howardsvolvos.webs.com/miscissues.htm#207347288

Just keep it better charged and it'll be fine.

Having the key in position 2 is for your own safety. If the airbag blows when power is restored you're not behind the wheel and can't get hurt.

If it is more than 3 years old, go get your self a new one with all the money you saved on the 1999 Nautic Blue/beige NA wagon in stick shift, you rascal. P2s really hate low battery voltage, and if it has discharged in a week of non-use, its dead. It will keep you in Volvo electronic Hades until yo...

If the battery was flat, unlocking the door with the key has set the alarm. The alarm system will detect if one door is opened while the car battery is disconnected or flat, and will trigger the siren. For how long was the car parked ? If you happen to park it for longer periods (2-3 weeks or more),...

The thing is that the carport is quite far away from the house with no chance for electrical hookup. The solar powered float chargers don't cost that much more. Maintaining a charge does not take a lot of power or energy. I am seeing 20 Watts Solar Float chargers on eBay for < $20.00. Still way way...

850 LPT wrote: ↑28 Nov 2019, 08:19 Seriously though, how would you transport the hood?
I've been trying to figure this out because initially I wanted to pick one up from a JY.

I fit a 740 hood in the back of my V70 no problem back when I had my GLT and 740. Then again, P80 hoods are larger, I believe.