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S-80 Timing belt questions

Everything on the Volvo S80. Sometimes called an "executive car", the S80 was Volvo's top-of-the-line passenger car. P2 platform.
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hender40
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Joined: 10 March 2010
Year and Model: S80 T6, 1999
Location: fresno CA

Re: S-80 Timing belt questions

Post by hender40 »

I have attempted to get the BELT out. This is not the timing belt, but the serpentine belt. I swear that I've tried to force the replacement belt between the Harmonic balancer and a protruding bolt ( engine mount ?? ) prior to actually removing the bad belt just to see if there's enough clearance. It's close, but I just can't force the belt through. Could it be difference between turbo and non-turbo (mine is turbo), or year- mine is 1999. Others say here in Forum that balancer MUST come off ?? Thanks so much for your help !!! Don H

Eldoninoz
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Joined: 20 December 2010
Year and Model: S80 1999
Location: Spokane Washington
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Post by Eldoninoz »

I just did this on my 1999 S80 T6, take the 4 bolts off and mark the pulley and balancer to ensure you put it back in the same orientation. This does not effect the pulley as the 30mm crank nut is what holds the pulley on.

Jimsvolvo1999
Posts: 2
Joined: 15 June 2015
Year and Model: Volvo s 80
Location: Hayfield MN

Post by Jimsvolvo1999 »

Need torque specs on cam shaft bolt on timing belt pully

Jimsvolvo1999
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Joined: 15 June 2015
Year and Model: Volvo s 80
Location: Hayfield MN

Post by Jimsvolvo1999 »

Need torque specs on cam shaft bolts on timing belt pullies

SJLucky
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Year and Model: 2001 S80 2.4 140BHP
Location: Scotland
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Post by SJLucky »

I used the ‘can’t get it wrong’ technique of marking the pulleys and the old belt and then transferred the marks to the new belt. I fitted the new tensioner and idler, however when I fitted the new belt the camshaft pulleys wouldn’t align. After a bit of how on earth can this happen, I put the old belt back on it was then I found that the exhaust pulley had rotated one tooth out. Sorted this and bolted it all together and set the tension, all good. Then I had a good fight getting the aux belt on whilst trying to move the auto tensioner out of the way. Job all done and it was only 11:30pm and I had to get up at 5am the next morning. Looks like the old belt was the original
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