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S60T5 Timing belt repl, MAFSensor question S60 2001

posted by  walrus3 on  Tue Sep 21 13:13 CST 2010
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My 2001 S60T5 is coming up on 105K so it will need a timing belt replacement soon.
While my nearby dealer treats me well, their overhead is high enough that I would rather have
a local guy do it with parts I'll probably order from FCPGroton.
VADIS gives me p/n 274338 for the timing belt.
Are there other parts I should order at the same time?
BTW for Klaus and others, the recent problem with the car was solved by replacing the front
oxygen sensor.
In the process of that repair I replaced the 045 MAFSensor with a 108 MAFSensor which is common to most turbos.
I'm noticing that gas mileage is now around 26 on the highway, as it is with the V70T5,
which also has the same engine and the 108 sensor.
Before the S60T5 was getting 30mpg or better on the highway with the 045 sensor.
Since it is apparently NOT damaged, I'm thinking about trading back to see if gas mileage improves.
Any thoughts?






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