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Oil leak: 850 1995

posted by  Hellboy on  Thu Jun 3 00:56 CST 2004
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Guess you saw my posts from last week then. I've got vacation time next week and will be doing the job then. Best price I found at a Volve shop was $675, the local dealership wanted $1100, crazy. If I didn't have the vacation time available I probably would have had the shop do it. My flame trap is spotless also, from what I've been hearing and reading there were issues with the quality of the materials used to make the seals used in the early 850's. The replacement seals are supposedly somewhat thicker and use a different type of polymer.

Good luck.






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