As I have mentioned before, my 2000 V70 died because the timing belt broke :( I already sold the timing belt kit that I had waiting until I healed from surgery :evil: but I pulled a few parts before sending her off to the scrapyard :( I have for sale the Mass Airflow Sensor and the ABS Module. MAF s...

This kit is now sold to a forum member.

Shipping out Priority Mail first thing in the morning.

The guy that bought it has a leaking water pump, so everybody please cross your fingers for him!

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Thanks, I have corrected the title!

Hi guys, it's been a while since I was last on here because my 2000 V70 died last year :( I bought a timing belt kit, but then I had surgery and was told not to lift anything over 15lbs for one month, so I couldn't install it. Needless to say, the timing belt went two weeks before I was able to fit ...

Thanks guys, looks like I should be able to get a reasonable amount of money out of this thing. I love this car - so gutted that I have to scrap it.

Beigg, I sent you a PM.
If you can't swing it, please let me know so I can get to work removing parts.

I was planning on changing my timing belt last month, bought the kit and and all the tools I needed. I asked for help on the forum, read all the tutorials, and watched videos for hours until I was confident I could do it. Then, a couple of days before I was planning on changing it, my gallbladder ex...

The shop just called, and it was indeed the timing belt

Keep you eyes out for a brand new timing belt kit in the classified...

2000 Volvo V70 non-turbo. I was driving to work this morning, and suddenly lost all power. I know this will sound dumb, but I can't remember if the engine was still running when I pulled over - I was too caught up in trying to pull over safely and get the ignition switched off. The oil and battery w...

It seem as though Hillary Clinton is not the only person having trouble with leaks lately. My transmission cooling return line has been leaking a frightening amount of fluid. I posted another thread on this, and was advised about what parts I needed - a couple of o-rings and a green plastic clip- to...

I let the car cool down and opened the bottle. I used a screwdriver to push the float down, and it appears to be working fine - it moves freely and pops right up as soon as I take the screwdriver away. The light stays off since I pulled out the sensor and replaced it, although I haven't driven it fa...