Hi folks, I have been trying to install an MKi9000 Parrot handsfree kit in my 1998 V70 without success. I purchased an ISO adapter for the radio and plugged it but I am getting no response whatsoever. I´ve searched the web but there isn´t much advice on the subject. I would appreciate anybody´s advi...

There is a metal bracket on the drivers side of the head that commonly gets erroneously placed between the manifold and gasket causing a vac. leak...check this. It is the bracket that holds the large PCV line. nonthing should go between the manifold and head except the gasket Nothing but the intake...

Yes, the flametrap is located in the intake elbow. You should unscrew the cover of the throttle body. I would then pull apart the air intake hose and move the air intake elbow lightly to detach the flametrap component by twisting it I believe clockwise. You can then pull the actual flametrap by usin...

It sounds to me either a vacuum leak or an issue with the IAC. Being the IAC was working before you did the PCV, I would go back to looking for a vacuum leak. Did you remove the intake when you did the PCV? In order to replace the PCV I had to remove the intake manifold. I also took apart the throt...

Hi all. I have just recently replaced my PCV system on my 1998 V70 non turbo. My car had stalling problems and after searching the forums I figured this might be the cause. Everything went fine except that once I got my car started it is idling way too fast. It starts at 1100rpm and then steadies at...

Thanks a million for your quick reply. My model however is non turbo. Does it make any difference? Thanks, Antonio.

The location of the two hoses together just make it a logical path. If it's the same setup as my vehicle, one of the hoses connects to the left side of the intake manifold and the other connects below it to the flame trap. I don't think it would help much even if you were to route them outside the ...