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O2 sensor S70

posted by  someone claiming to be Ceenit on  Mon Dec 22 05:29 CST 2003 [RELATED]

I agree that you should take it by Volvo or a local shop for a quick hook up to the diagnostic computer.

If it is the O2 sensor, Volvo part should run no more tha $150 and aftermarket sensor's about $50. I haven't had to replace mine on the Volvo yet, but I have on the Porsche. Hopefully Volvo parts are no more expensive.






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