Hy Buddies !
I've replaced the rear springs by news ones, and also remplacer the relay from the cruise control. I will test it tomorrow.
+ upper engine mount board side, engine one is to follow, gearbox half, I was unable to unscrew the last two bolts. To follow next weekend.
Manov
What did you do to your Volvo today? Topic is solved
- patcal
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Replaced my popping drivers door check strap. Door panel is falling apart on the inside. Need to take it back off & reglue or something when I get more time.
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- Goupil
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Finally did the subframe bushings today, it was way less of a pain than expected ! I was postponing this job for 8 months now
Took me 4h 1/2, I drilled the hard plastic casing and they got out pretty easily
The whole front of the car finally feels tight, might swap out the polybush on the upper mount (firewall side) tho
Took me 4h 1/2, I drilled the hard plastic casing and they got out pretty easily
The whole front of the car finally feels tight, might swap out the polybush on the upper mount (firewall side) tho
1998 Volvo V70 B5254T M56
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1994 Volvo 945 B230FT M90
1985 Volvo 240 B230E
- Cookeh
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Drilled out the plastic? Don't suppose you have a reference for that method? I feel like mine need to be sorted out, though Im tempted to get polybush inserts and go the lazy route!
- smacknab
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Pulled my first engine with a friend thanks to a borrowed picker from Abscate. Replacing the clutch and flywheel among a couple other things.
07 V50 T5 AWD M66 ~146k miles
87 Ford Ranger 2wd Manual - 2.3 Thunderbird/SVO Turbo swap project
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87 Ford Ranger 2wd Manual - 2.3 Thunderbird/SVO Turbo swap project
99 s70 NA Manual - ~270k miles - Died when a friend shot it up a highway embankment
- bmdubya1198
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Nice work!
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- subzerocarfanatic
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I started my window tinting on the C70. I purchased some LEXEN window tint online, it was a complete kit for 5 windows plus the front windshield strip. I am not a window tint installer by any means so I hope it turns out well.
Tell me what you guys think so far.
On a side note, before starting the tint install I noticd vertical scratches from the window being rolled up and down over the years so I decided to use my FLEX 3" rotary polisher with a combination of Meguiars M105 mixed together with Orange hand cleaner in combination with the orange firmer buffing pad,it works amazing for removing scratches in glass,then I finish it off with RUPES Extra fine polishing compound with a green buffing pad. The passenger side turned out nice I think,i'm doing the scratch removal on the front windshield now so I can install the top tint strip. The plastic is a must unless you enjoy scrubbing for hours removing splatter from the buffer.
Tell me what you guys think so far.
On a side note, before starting the tint install I noticd vertical scratches from the window being rolled up and down over the years so I decided to use my FLEX 3" rotary polisher with a combination of Meguiars M105 mixed together with Orange hand cleaner in combination with the orange firmer buffing pad,it works amazing for removing scratches in glass,then I finish it off with RUPES Extra fine polishing compound with a green buffing pad. The passenger side turned out nice I think,i'm doing the scratch removal on the front windshield now so I can install the top tint strip. The plastic is a must unless you enjoy scrubbing for hours removing splatter from the buffer.
- volvolugnut
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I can't really see the glass polishing results, but your interior looks fantastic. How did you come up with the polishing mixture?
volvolugnut
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Mercedes: 2001 E320, 1973 280, 1974 280C, 1989 300E, 1988 300TE, 1979 300TD, parts cars.
2009 Smart Passion
Ford: 1977 F350, 1964 F150 (2), 1938 Tudor Sedan
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Volvo: 2001 V70 T5, 1986 244DL, 1983 245DL, 1975 245DL, 1959 PV544, multiple Volvo parts cars.
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2009 Smart Passion
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- subzerocarfanatic
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I have been doing detailing for a very long time and paint correction was something I loved doing. The orange hand cleaner idea was told to me from an old timer and I tried different other compounds etc was not as good of results but after using the hand cleaner it makes a difference especially if the scratches are bad.volvolugnut wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 17:37 I can't really see the glass polishing results, but your interior looks fantastic. How did you come up with the polishing mixture?
volvolugnut
I will take some before and after images and share.
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