There's a bunch of ground connectors on the inside of the fender close to the positive terminal under the hood. So it's the same as getting a jump start. At least that's how I've done it a few times.

patb94 wrote: ↑09 Apr 2019, 06:07 Thank you all for the replies

From what i am gathering, one can ground the negative to the chassis of the car instead of the negative on the battery when using the Volvo to jump another car. Is this accurate?

Yes.

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The doors are 6,5". Any regular speaker with shallow-ish mounting depth will fit. Old speaker holders are reused after original speakers have been removed using mild force and heat to soften the glue.

You neither need to remove the wheel nor drill the rivets holding the wheel well interior. Unless someone before you has mounted the stuff wrong. The little torx to loosen the front plastic cover of the car is exposed by a small cutout. A little spray lubricant does wonders before you start turning ...

StickyPocket wrote: ↑21 May 2019, 08:20 I assume other years/models are compatible. 01-04 S60? Others?

V70 same years.

S80 is different.

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10w30 won't be an actual synthetic oil whatever the label says. It'll be a blend. The winter weight is really only important when cold starting if it's freezing. 10w is ok down to -10C or so. Colder and you want lighter. The operating weight is more important. The difference in actual oil temperatur...

That's not that far. I wouldn't keep a car at all that I couldn't trust to last a trip like that. Milage shouldn't be an issue at all but rather the general condition of the car which you probably know best yourself.