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1998 V70 T5 J Hose location? V70-XC70

posted by  john k. on  Fri Aug 27 11:00 CST 2010
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I can't seem to locate either of the two "j hoses" or the evap cannister on my 1998 V70 T5. I'm getting the po455 error code, I purchased both hoses at the dealer today, and have searched this board and others for location or instructions on how to locate, access and change the j hoses. I can't find anything under the car that remotely looks like the j hoses. I have easy access to the fuel filter. I watched a youtube video changing the j hose on a 99 s70 which seemed straightforward and easy to do, and I read the instructions on ipd, but neither the video nor the ipd instructions seem applicable to my model and year. Some have suggested that the gas tank needs to be removed, some say that the suspension needs to be dropped, or wheel well liners removed, etc. Can anybody provide definitive instructions on exactly where the j hoses are located and how I access them? I thought this was going to be an easy change out but I have been stumped for a few hours now. Thanks.





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