What did you do to your P2 Volvo today?

[jonesg]

abs light flashing , vida says front passenger side sensor, I pulled it and it shows grind marks on one side.
Put the sensor back in place for now, drove to the store and the fault is gone.
Maybe summit got trapped in the tone wheel.

[vtl]

abs light flashing , vida says front passenger side sensor, I pulled it and it shows grind marks on one side.
Put the sensor back in place for now, drove to the store and the fault is gone.
Maybe summit got trapped in the tone wheel.

Yes, happened to me a couple of times on long gravel roads.

[volvolugnut]

Side note on gravel roads:
I grew up in rural Kansas. Most secondary roads were sand or gravel. There were always 3 tire tracks on these roads - the center track was the inside tires for both directions. When you met another vehicle you both moved out of the tracks a bit and maybe slowed down. With the dust you would generally know if a vehicle was coming even hidden behind a hill.
Occasionally people would get over in the loose gravel out of the tracks and spin out of control.
volvolugnut

[abscate]

Rolled my Beetle upstate and came back in the P2 to shuffle boats around this Fall

70 mph, 33.x mpg

[volvolugnut]

Rolled my Beetle upstate and came back in the P2 to shuffle boats around this Fall

70 mph, 33.x mpg

Hi Ho. No red chairs.

volvolugnut

[abscate]

Rolled my Beetle upstate and came back in the P2 to shuffle boats around this Fall

70 mph, 33.x mpg

Hi Ho. No red chairs.

volvolugnut

Look realllllly closely in the last photo.

[vtl]

Rolled my Beetle upstate and came back in the P2 to shuffle boats around this Fall

70 mph, 33.x mpg

Hi Ho. No red chairs.

volvolugnut

Dang! My average MPG these days is 13.6! Granted, it is on oversized 29" tires (stock is 27"), so the real MPG is 15, and it's mostly a school bus and motorized grocery cart, but, man, 33 MPG...

[vtl]

Occasionally people would get over in the loose gravel out of the tracks and spin out of control.

Lateral traction is very important in such conditions. I learned this way that Yokohama Geolander G015s don't have aforementioned traction, they went straight into trash bin. KO2s are expensive, harsh an loud, but they get you there and back.

[volvolugnut]

Rolled my Beetle upstate and came back in the P2 to shuffle boats around this Fall

70 mph, 33.x mpg

Hi Ho. No red chairs.

volvolugnut

Look realllllly closely in the last photo.

Is that a red chair mostly hidden by trees in the near center of photo?
volvolugnut

[Krons]

Lateral traction is very important in such conditions. I learned this way that Yokohama Geolander G015s don't have aforementioned traction, they went straight into trash bin. KO2s are expensive, harsh an loud, but they get you there and back.

Geolander G015s on my Nissan Frontier, was happy with them the first 20k miles but now noticing their grip is waning. Currently four years old and need to start shopping for replacements at some point.