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Issues with my 98 S70 S70 1998

posted by  someone claiming to be S70 2.0 T5 on  Wed Mar 10 19:51 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Regarding getting rid of the "stickiness", try using dish washing liquids like "Jif" (I don't know if it is called "Jif" in USA, it is white and a little abrasive to the touch and used for cleaning heavily dirtied pots/pans). Use a clean cloth and a little bit of the liquid. I have tried this and so far after one year none of the stickiness returns yet. Be careful not to remove the whole layer of rubber coating.






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