It will do as these old cars can suck your wallet dry quickly. If you look for my recent thread on my new Project a 2000 model V70 NA (base model no-turbo) it has amazed me how quickly this can happen. A car that ran and was being used (we have no inspection rules here or emission rules), that ...

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I'd start with a video tour hosted by Robert. Watch some of the videos at Robert DIY's YouTube channel, they are linked here in the repair database.
The two cars listed above are recent arrivals at ...

I'll make a start. This is only a guide, and suggest confirming parts with the dealer as they may have a part # change:

Door trim mouldings (what Volvo call them, some people call them rubbing strips). The front moulding in the front fender uses 2 X Part # 6806505 per side (clip)

Front door trim ...

There is also a long write-up on the PCV service, I am not sure you are aware of this but PCV service is not a simple job to be honest. You have to take off the intake manifold to access the oil trap (probably what you are calling the "PCV box"), so you will need at least an intake manifold gasket ...

Like Neil said, there are some write-ups on this site that explain how to replace the rear cam seals, give them a read. There is one rear cam seal under the distributor cap (rear of the intake cam), and one rear cam seal under that circular metal thing, the cam position sensor, in the middle of ...

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I need help naming these things around my car because I would like to replace them, but as you can imagine it is rather hard to order a part that you do not know the name of. Any help would be appreciated. If you can provide a link to a store where I can purchase the part, that would be most helpful ...

No that is the normal recommendation for SHORT term pressure relief. I would tie a cloth around the gap loosely to reduce oil fumes from oiling your engine any more than already. I would suggest doing the PCV system before the cam seals or the danger is you may blow them out again. The cam seal I ...

There are 4 in total. 2 intake and 2 exhaust as you said. They can be a little tricky but there are threads on MVS with info on this.


flame trap I thought I mentioned earlier. It is between the throttle body and IAC valve and the intake manifold. It is connected by a short pipe to the throttle ...