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ALL ENCOMPASSING VIBRATION

posted by  someone claiming to be bill on  Tue Sep 3 13:58 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Go to a volvo dealer and ask for rear the modified rear brake shims. They are stainless steel with 1 corner cut out, and are designed to control the vibration you describe. Grease both sides of the shim and install with the arrow pointing up, between pad and caliper. The low coolant light is flashing dou to low coolant or faulty coolant level sensor. The trans oil runs through a tube inside the radiator and is cooled as it passes through.






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