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PNP Change - Everything fine but...... 850

posted by  AjaxBleach on  Sat Feb 21 10:23 CST 2004
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Hi RSVs Volvo,

Its good to see the installation went well for you at the end. I myself just finished the PNP installation. Thankfully, my car seems to be back in working order.

Its funny, I really didn't have any problems getting the pnp connector out of the holder. Then again, what probably seemed easy to you was probably hard for me.

I managed to start the car in neutral. I'm not sure what the problem could be on your end. Maybe someone more knowledgeable has an idea. If it were me, I'd say to hell with it and let it be.

I too didn't use the alignment tool and managed to get things to work out well. I also used metal rulers as a makeshift alignment tool.





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