Greetings:
Hey Ken,
I need to replace my timing belt on my 95 850 GLT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. I have retained the instructional from Volvo spped.com. You had mentioned that there is no need to remove the crank pulley, aside from that how much easier is the belt replacement? Also can I get around anything else in particular as far as what the instructions stipulate. My goal is to make the transition from new belt,waterpump, and serpentine belt as smooth as possible. I am vry mechanically inclined, however this is my first volvo timing belt. One of the dealers in the area wants 105.00 per an hour! How much time would one need to complete such a task? Don't get me wrong the volvospeed.com presentation is very very informative, its just that I further elect to hear/gather insight from other members of this board who have done these belts time and time again. Please chime in any of your experiences and or important FYIS'. In addition any other members please feel free to elaborate as well. Thanks in advance!
Best Regards
1995 Volvo 850 GLT S.W. A.T. 155,000 Original miles
1988 Volvo 740 GLE S.W. A.T. 500,000 Original miles
1988 Volvo 740 GLE Sedan A.T. 190,000 Original miles (donated)
1989 Volvo 740 GLE S.W. A.T. 250,000 Original miles (donated)
1989 Volvo 740 GLE S.W. A.T. 440,000 Original miles
1990 Volvo 760 GLE Sedan 6 CYLINDER A.T. 185,000 (MOTOR SEIZED)Bad oil leak Avoid!!!
1990 Volvo 740 GLE S.W. A.T. 164,000 Oringinal miles
1992 Volvo 740 GLE S.W. A.T. 310,000 Original miles (insurance totaled flood damage).
All are/were non-Turbo.
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