What did you do to your P2 Volvo today?
- BlackBart
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Re: What did you do to your P2 Volvo today....now sticky!!
I'll check with Voluparts. He usually has a lot of used bits available. Nice to get it all back to snuff, then start on the paint correction. Ordered a Griot's random orbital - going to learn how to do that.
ex-1984 245T wagon
1994 850T5 wagon
2004 XC70 wagon BlackBetty
1994 850T5 wagon
2004 XC70 wagon BlackBetty
- abscate
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Bart might be up in high desert elevation where there is more UV850 LPT wrote: ↑10 Sep 2018, 11:05 Wow, your car is missing a lot of small plastic bits. If you can get to a junkyard nearby that's probably your best bet.
Cover for the plus terminal (this one is semi important), hinge cover for center arm rest, twist lock for cargo area side panel, twist locks for cargo tray etc.
ALL of these cars had center headrests in the rear by the way, that was not an option.
Empty Nester
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A Captain in a Sea of Estrogen
1999-V70-T5M56 2005-V70-M56 1999-S70 VW T4 XC90-in-Red
Link to Maintenance record thread
Replaced the 15 amp fuse for the two 12v outlets in the front part of the car. Man that thing was hard to get at. Four fuse boxes in the car and of course that one had to be the hardest to find!
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Now waiting for Florence with peace of mind - yes, yet another water leak post
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Washed it. Probably about 10' km since last time. Tried a new spray sealant (Labocosmetica Beneficia) which seems to have worked as far as looks go. Durability remains to be seen.
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THAT is a really nice looking P2 wagon, plus it's in my favorite color.
My experience with spray on sealers is that they don't last very long, that's why I use the wipe on stuff instead.
Which reminds me that both of mine are due for some detailing.
Dirk
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99' S70, base, 5-speed manual, nautic blue/ tan, 225k miles, currently inop
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99' S70, base, 5-speed manual, nautic blue/ tan, 225k miles, currently inop
06' V70, auto, willow green/ charcoal, 147k miles
79' Ford Capri S, Euro Spec 2.8 V6, T9 5-speed manual, owned since 1986
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Thanks. It really does look nice despite age and milage, at least from a few feet away
These new ones do seem to hold up well though. The last one was Carpro HydrO2 and it kept both shine and beading properties up for a few months over summer. This one is supposedly slightly longer lasting. Lower parts of the doors wear off faster of course. Much longer lasting than the few times I've actually waxed a car the old fashioned way. Also longer lasting than Ultima Paint Guard Plus which I've tried a couple times as well.
Well worth checking out. Adding a bit extra a few times a year is no work since they're spray on wet, rinse off and then I just drive the car to dry it.
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Got hit in it (yesterday).
'98 V70 NA FWD 5 spd, silver sand metallic (sold)
'99 V70 NA FWD Auto, dark blue (sold)
'99 S70 NA FWD Auto, black (sold and resurrected -- Don't cry for me Argentina . . . )
'07 S80 3.2 FWD Auto, Barents Blue Metallic
'06 V70 R AWD Auto, Sonic Blue Metallic (sold)
'04 XC70 Ruby Red Metallic (sold)
'95 855 auto (sold)
'86 245 manual (sold)
'05 V70 T5 M (totalled)
'06 V70 FWD Auto (totalled)
'02 Honda Insight CVT
‘04 Honda Insight CVT — “Yesterday’s car of tomorrow” (sold)
‘06 Honda Insight CVT
'99 V70 NA FWD Auto, dark blue (sold)
'99 S70 NA FWD Auto, black (sold and resurrected -- Don't cry for me Argentina . . . )
'07 S80 3.2 FWD Auto, Barents Blue Metallic
'06 V70 R AWD Auto, Sonic Blue Metallic (sold)
'04 XC70 Ruby Red Metallic (sold)
'95 855 auto (sold)
'86 245 manual (sold)
'05 V70 T5 M (totalled)
'06 V70 FWD Auto (totalled)
'02 Honda Insight CVT
‘04 Honda Insight CVT — “Yesterday’s car of tomorrow” (sold)
‘06 Honda Insight CVT
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