FYI,

My local Ace Hardware carries the bolt for 60 cents/each.

Factory is: M4 x 07 x 48mm long, Torx head
Ace Hardware: M4 x 07 x 50mm long, Phillips head, add a lock washer and you are in good shape.

cn90 wrote: ↑05 Dec 2012, 08:42 FYI,

My local Ace Hardware carries the bolt for 60 cents/each.

Factory is: M4 x 07 x 48mm long, Torx head
Ace Hardware: M4 x 07 x 50mm long, Phillips head, add a lock washer and you are in good shape.

Resurrecting an old thread to ask: Would an M4 × 07 × 45 mm be long enough?

If you do, some gets your soul. You should know that.

Seriously, call the PO. Only good can come out of that.

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It's the same. I put an R bumper cover from a 2006 R on my 2004 R. MDK

Hey there faust.. MDK here. Yeah, so take a long regular screw driver and a hammer. "POP" the cap off. Put a socket on the pulley itself and relieve the tension... That's what I did... Not the Volvo way but, I don't work for 'em.

I use the "Serpentine Belt Tool".
Basically a flat piece of iron and 3/8" square head.

You can get the tool at Harbor Freight for $18:

https://www.harborfreight.com/Serpentin ... 63689.html

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Faust wrote: ↑22 May 2020, 14:37 I could never center it.

It is in a recess, tape or a collar on the bit to act as a centering guide until you get it started. Build the tape up until it matches the diameter of the recess. If all go according to plan the bolt will start backing out as soon as the bit bites.