MadeInJapan wrote:No comments? Is this old news?

hey, thanks for the find! i think the reason it takes so long to download is that it is being pulled from across the pond

yep, I agree. The local AMCO transmission shop wouldn't touch my tranny after looking at the color of the TF. He told me the same thing. He also said ppl have brought their cars after getting the tranny flushed at a quick lube place, and haveing to shell out $4k for a replacement tranny

thanks for the link, printed in color and added to my favorites! After reviewing everything, I guess my last question is, are there any bleeder valves that need to be opened to ensure all the air is out of the system when i refill it the 50/50 mix?

billofdurham wrote:On the turbo model it can only come out the bottom. On the non-turbo there is no reason for it to go that way. I took mine out through the top.

Bill.

thanks bill, i appreciate the input!

i was told it comes out the bottom alot easier, is that true? i am looking for the easiest way possible to replace. oh yeh, i have access to a lift and shop

OK, ive been looking around and can't seem to find any how to's on replacing the radiator. The repair database here doesnt include one and the downloadable volvo manual doesn't either. Can anyone help or will I be forced to buy a manual/wing it?

wow! ive never in my life seen a cv axle break at the spline/shaft area! what were you doing? 4x4'ing :lol:

on a serious note, with the proper tools, that isnt too hard to work on and replace. the hardest part is having air compressor and impact gun to take off the axle nut with a huge socket ...

I have a better idea when replacing the 6x9s or any speakers that use any type of factory mounting "baffles". you can click on the url in my sig to see the wooden baffles I strongly suggest you build to mount after market speakers in factory locations. The sound quality will be much better and you ...

It is the coil magnet from the dashboard mounted speaker.


Correct.


When you pull the speaker it will look like this:

http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/8356/dsc01942bq5.jpg

I didn't even try to fix mine, I just replaced them with some 3 1/2" Infinity speakers. (better glue!)

Here is how ...