Yea probably. There's no check engine light that came on at all. I just pulled the radiator out and there was oil or transmission fluid that came from the bottom radiator hose. But when I checked transmission fluid before it looked full, I'll have to check again. Praying its transmission fluid. Caus...

abscate wrote: ↑18 Jul 2020, 04:23 ( Sneers from the 1999 with our three bolt, falls off, ps pulley)

I would love to buy some of that magical black dip that rebuilds parts....

Haha, yep that dip is pretty amazing stuff!

I'm quite happy with it so far, just did a 1700km road trip and the steering is as good as new.

abscate wrote: ↑24 Jul 2020, 17:35 It goes by engine number . Not VIN code

1998 S70/C70/V70/XC/R:
Hydraulic tensioner engine serial number --- 1266127.
Mechanical tensioner engine serial number 1266128 --- .

I ordered the santech o-ring seal kit RS2672 for my AC overhaul. Here are the measurements I got with my caliper. OD x ID x Thickness

I have two 850 parts cars and various parts from s/v70. I am in Chehalis Washington. I can donate parts. I am in the middle of a manual swap but that means a lot of parts are pulled. Let me know if I can help.

Looks good to me.
Here's a picture of how deep my seal sits. I borrowed a Volvo OE tool to seat it.

Update. Surely enough, it was the corroded connectors for the knock sensors. CEL is gone. Also, while I had the manifold off, I cleaned up all the other connecters... including starter wires.Since the PCV was changed 7 years ago, I changed that also and will probably never have to worry about that a...

Engines after 1998 have another coolant return pipe with angled inlet, so hoses are different...

Alright, admins and moderators. This topic is solved, at least for me. Flag it as solved, i dont know how... The solution is simple: as soon as you remove the surface plastic from the window crank, there you got a metallic kind of plug basis. Pull it with a flat screw driver from top or bottom. Try ...

Solved an airco problem where the airco stops spewing out cold air and starts giving warmer air. You can feel the compressor engaging, but no cold air. Found out with some searching that you need to replace an temperature sensor in the interior which monitors incoming air from the airco system. If t...