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After washing down the engine, it will not start. Help! S70 1998

posted by  tmannian on  Thu Jun 10 05:38 CST 2010
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Nope, sorry I don't know any mechanics down there. Good to hear the bricks running again. Easy that it was just wet. Make sure your cabin filter is clean. I believe its in the engine bay on the passenger side up on the firewall. I think its held on by one or two torx screws. If you haven't changed it recently, you definitely should. Hopefully your A/C is a simple solution, it can get quite hot in these things quite quick!






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