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The Volvo Techs here should know 850 96

posted by  someone claiming to be Ken on  Thu Oct 26 23:55 CST 2000 [RELATED]

accept the possibility of an injector jamming. Possibly one can

> accept the replacement of the lifters- but I'd like to know if it is

> really necessary to remove the heads to inspect/replace the lifters?

> If not , then that's a point for "discussion". As for

> anything else forgettaboutit. It's on Volvo.

I would think that in an overhed cam engine the heads would not need to be removed to change the lifters. I have never realy gotten into an overhead cam engine but the lifters must be in between the cam and the valves. I would think only the removal of the cam would be necessary. It may be easier to remove the head to remove the cam.





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