Hello,

Recently I had to move my car about 6ft to make space for one of our other cars and ever since I'm not able to start it anymore.
So far I did the following trouble shooting:
- The starter does work, but the engine doesn't crank
- Checked the battery if it holds a charge > ok
- Before I took ...

Also, here a closer view of some vacuum lines (I think) at the intake manifold.
The one in the middle goes to the intake airbox on the right side. The one on the right goes to a purge valve to the right, and the one on the left goes underneath the intake manifold to some other valve, not sure which ...

Hi guys,

So I took a closer look at my engine based on the information above, and it looks like my engine does not have the banjo bolt. At least, I was not able to find it.
Here some pictures from underneath the intake manifold.

Thanks again.

So what does this bonjo bolt do?
I will look this weekend if I can find it, but it is a bolt with a hole in it, so I'm trying to understand the purpose of it.

Thanks for the info June.

Where is the banjo bolt located on these 2.9L I6 engines?

Appreciate the corrections.

Is there a way to get the Seafoam through the PCV system on these 2.9L I6 engines?

I had good luck with axle from AZ for my 2004 S80 NA. Was perfect fit and so far no issues.
Price was $100 per axle.

I'm going to rebuilt the original Volvo axles that I pulled out, so in case the after market ones give up, I can easily swap them back in.

Hello,

Which vacuum line can I use to suck-up seafoam to attempt to clean the PCV system?
I have the 2.9 non-turbo V6 engine.

I want to check the PCV system too, make sure it is not clogged.

I used to have an 850 and a V70, and one of the checkpoint was to see if there is positive pressure coming out of the oil dipstick tube. (smoke or air coming out of the tube, instead of sucking air in)
Is that also the case with the ...

Hello,

What is on the passenger side at the back of the engine that may cause an oil leak?
All PCV hoses and stuff are at the front of the engine right?