matthew1 wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 14:53nmjhkg.png

Don’t dump your grass clippings on his lawn...is it an Ayn Rand lover or a Rand Paul lover? I guess it doesn’t really matter...syphillis vs ghonorhea.

I’m guessing 2 hours labor plus $200 part, tax plus shop supplies = $500

Yes they do, about 2/3 down listed page

If you dont have to add coolant for more than two weeks, I would take the car on a road trip, especially in populated areas where it is easy to get help. Do try to identify the leak origin, then you can order parts and have them with you, even if you dont get to put them on.

Usual culprits Rear of engine (technically the right side of engine, but whatever...) two small coolant hoses that service the turbo on your AWD car. They are cheap but a bit sus scrofa to replace. The overflow reservoirs usually crack after about 15 years Dont go cheap or aftermarket on cooling par...

Did you try putting your VIN into the Volvo web store parts engine? I managed to get everything straight in my 1999 AWD accurately with that. P2 has to be better.

You need to... Set the timing to the reference marks. Remove both bolts Remove the tensioner and compress it slowly, then insert the pin to hold it compressed. Now see if the bolts will thread into those holes and chase or tap as needed. Reinstall the tensioner and torque bolts to spec. Pull the pin!

Rocket99 wrote: ↑20 May 2021, 14:54 no no
I was traumatized while a volvochild very young and never got over it had to replace engine

. Nothing on the ground, takes maybe 2 or more months to drop 1 inch.

just carry some along with....

I would cross the country with that “ leak” , let alone a brief saunter down Route 5

A ZC31S Suzuki Swift Sport. Wow, we've never even heard of these. I had to google a pic. Sorry, thats a typo on my part. ZC32S, one gen newer, 12 extra Shetland ponies. Yeah, I feel sorry for Americans. You miss out on so many fantastic cars, because your general population seems to believe that a ...

Donated a power steering pump, two rear calipers, and seats to a 1998 project car

Gratitude to Enotslim in MAss for donating the car