i noticed the park brake was a bit slack, so looked at MVS, and 5 mins later - fixed. ( 1992 940 )
how easy is that, and without getting under the car!
the 940 is for my son, just got his licence, and we have been getting it in a nice reliable condition. all the the usual suspect things are being replaced, as listed on the site. we have only had 2 funny things. first we needed a new ( recond ) steering rack. that was a bit expensive. and then we had an issue with ignition. we replaced a few things,but ultimately it came down to an alarm system fault. bypassed the alarm, and ignition fixed. Except, we had a parasitic battery drain. fearing it was still alarm related, we removed alarm bits and close inspection showed a squished wire near the siren. ( not sure if original or aftermarket ) hopefully battery drain now fixed.
in the family we also have an xc90, and a V70, but i am sure the 940 will outlive them both!
what great cars these are
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Richard-Bundy
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- Year and Model: 940 1992
- Location: Australia
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volvobaggen
- Posts: 45
- Joined: 8 February 2011
- Year and Model: 850 -1997 B5252s LPG
- Location: Norway
Yes, the 940 was the last true Volvo. We have had many volvo´s, 244, 245, 740, 940, 855, v50 and v60. (I also owned a car called volvo 460, but it was a low quality counterfeit of the 850)
For me it all boils down to reliability and ease of doing repair myself. The old RWD´s are the best.
For me it all boils down to reliability and ease of doing repair myself. The old RWD´s are the best.
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volvobaggen
- Posts: 45
- Joined: 8 February 2011
- Year and Model: 850 -1997 B5252s LPG
- Location: Norway
Dutch car mated with a french engine.Rocky wrote:460 wasn't that a Volvo/Daf?
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