
Volvo PCV System Repair: a DIY guide
If your ride is suddenly getting less fuel economy, misfiring, or you get a CEL, it may be time for a Volvo PCV system repair. Volvo PCV System…
If your ride is suddenly getting less fuel economy, misfiring, or you get a CEL, it may be time for a Volvo PCV system repair. Volvo PCV System…
A Volvo PCV job is a pretty manageable project for the typical do-it-yourselfer. Learn more here about how to do one, how long it might take, parts you…
MVS Contributor SuperHerman steps us through a PCV job on a Volvo 2.9 liter 6-cylinder. This applies generally to either B6294x or B6304x family. This engine powers over a million S80 and XC90 Volvos. If you…
Service Operation Schedule of Services 2002 S80 miles x 1000 7.5 15 22.5 30 37.5 45 52.5 60 67.5 75 82.5 90 97.5 105 112.5 120 127.5 135…
How to get the intake manfold off? New MVS member Skkele: I’m doing a PCV replacement on my P2 V70 at 62k miles, it started consuming oil at…
MVS (now) Contributor John (johnljoseph) took a day to clean and Stage 0 his S80’s B5254T2 engine. Things went well until he got to cleaning the oil drain…
Dipstick pushing up, but the PCV has already been done. Dan McBoost fixed a very common Volvo P80 and P2 problem: pressure in oil pan pushes dipstick out.…
A few days ago MVS Forums member plumsmooth posted in the 850 Forum asking if there are special tools required for a PCV repair. Among the responses were…
The late P80 cars have thermostatted PCV. Yeah! I’m convinced they clog much less than early P80s. I changed my oil with Dino every 5k with this car and really had minimal sludging.
Reinstalling the manifold is hard though as you have extra stuff.
I always wondered what was inside the PTC valve and how it worked electrically, so I decided to take apart one of the ones I harvested from the junkyard a few months ago.
I removed the rubber bushing by prying it up and off. Then I used a hacksaw to slice down one side of the main PTC tube. While I was sawing the last bit of the side, when the blade dug into the bottom piece it popped off. The bottom piece is also copper and was soldered onto the copper tube.
MVS Forum member and beloved contributor CN90 hit another DIY out of the park with his better-than-OEM modification to the P80 Volvo’s PCV crankcase venting system.
What to do with a ’99 S80? “Well after the passing of my beloved 850 T5, I purchased an 1999 S80. Now I know this wasn’t exactly the…