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Volvo 850 transmission fluid leak 850 1997

posted by  muskox37 on  Thu Apr 16 14:46 CST 2020
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I do wonder why the engine was removed. As you say, there is no need to remove the engine to replace an axle. Previous owner claimed that the timing belt, water pump, accessory belt, plugs, rotor and cap were replaced but that could have been done with the engine in situ.

Perhaps her former boyfriend had access to a garage hoist and all of the bells and whistles and decided to do a real number on the engine. It does look very clean and tidy and it runs like a clock.

I don't think she was bsing me but you never know. Regardless, thanks for your input. Much appreciated.





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