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1998 S70 T5

posted by  Steve@CBE on  Thu Dec 19 22:28 CST 2002
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Can you do it yourself? Yes you can but not unless your a Volvo tech with the right tools,instructions or several years experience,and about a day or so free.
Trust me replacing a leaking heater core on an 850,S70,C70 etc.. is a big job!!
Do not try it yourself,take it to your local Volvo dealer,pay them and retain your sanity.I know this because i am a Volvo tech and have done several of these jobs on S70's it involves removing the entire dash from the vehicle.






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