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Front end work on 850 Sedan, other. 850 1995

posted by  jwalker on  Sat Feb 5 14:11 CST 2011
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That's great you use Amsoil, but this not a forum to sell Amsoil products. It's a forum for Volvo owners to share ideas and help each other.

You've gotten some good tips here, I advise that you reread the responses to your post. For example, Klaus asked you if you have a turbo or a NA car.

"A front oil leak in a turbo car can be from the oil cooler lines. An NA car could be experiancing oil blowing out of the top of the dipstick. You need to find the source."

If you have a NA car, I'd consider throwing away the flame trap screen. If you haven't done so already recheck all vacuum lines for clogs. I had a clogged vacuum line in my 240 which I couldn't find for the longest time! It caused my RMS to leak. After I found it the leak dried up...:)





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