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Wet floor V70-XC70 1998

posted by  mbliss on  Sat Mar 30 17:32 CST 2019
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If you have a sunroof, suspect the roof drains. Had that problem on the 850, and it turned out that the roof drain hadn't been firmly attached after someone had worked on the interior. Just a vinyl hose. Find the drain on the roof and see what happens if you pour in some water, should come out underneath the car. If it doesn't, you've got problems there.
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-- '96 850T at about 230K, 2005 XC70 at 96K; gone but not forgotten '97 850T5, '83 244 DL, '81 245 and '64 Amazon






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