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Re: Evap removal question 850 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be Carl on  Mon Dec 3 14:15 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Bay 13 is right as I've done hundreds of times myself. The whole dash must be removed, then the heater box as well. Not an easy job for a DIY by any means and it takes most people about a day or so the first time but gets easier each time thereafter.

Heater cores are much easier as the whole dash doesn't need removeval for that, just a box under the dash center area.

Haynes manuals are total garbage really. I have one for another brand of older car and it was the biggest waste of $10 I've ever spent.

If you want to do it yourself and want a good manual, you can buy an OEM 850 climate control manual directly from Volvo by calling 1-800-25-volvo.





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