2004 V70 turbo wagon AWD Fuel Smell in Cabin December 2015 Bottom line up front -if you have a Volvo make and model year covered under the recall but your VIN shows you are not covered because of the physical location of the car at the time of the recall (where it was sold/registered) talk to manage...

2004 V70 AWD T2.5 Wagon 230kmi AC Compressor Clutch ('bread tab' repair working last 45k mi) Struts at 180k Ball Joints every 40k Thermostat 180k Brakes every 60-70k Tie Rods 180k Control Arms 130k Upper motor Mount every 70k Plugs every 100k Fuel Pump 170k repaired by dealer under recall Steering R...

Installed NGK IX Iridium Spark Plugs (p/n BKR6EIX) in my 2004 Volvo V70 2.5T AWD wagon (Engine B5254T2 R5 2.5L) with 233,600 miles(replacing Bosch plugs) Thursday afternoon. Within 3 miles of driving car threw P0600, P0863, P0P0571 & P0504, went into limp mode. I restarted the car and cleared th...

Thought I would mention that I finally resolved my Catalytic Converter codes P0420 & P04801(and turbo control/underboost P0299 & P06806 and evap codes 431D & P02407 ) by replacing the Volvo Boost Pressure Solenoid Valve (aka Turbo Control Valve TCV OE Numbers 7.22240.13.0, 722240130, 306...

Read my post above - you should be covered if you push it. I dont think they want the liability of your car burning up.

On mine it was easy, they just had to look at my epoxied fuel pump top (I didn’t want fuel blowing up my car) and smell the gas from the seat bottom. All they really need is a “yup, top of fuel pump is cracked” so they can work a ticket with Volvo USA. I don’t know why dealers sometimes make it mor...