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wire set for '98 v70 t5 V70-XC70 1998

posted by  shadow_daddy on  Wed Jun 9 15:56 CST 2004
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I recently purchased a '98 V70 T5 and I am in love. Far be it from me to presume that I can be of much help to many of you more seasoned bricksters. I must relate that prior to recently selling my '94 945T I replaced the ignition wires with a Bosch set purchased from thepartsbin.com. When I installed these they were very ill fitting. One wire just barely reached and another
was way too long, coming very close to an exhaust shield. I checked the lengths before the installation twice and was still surprised. Furthermore, the original Bougicords felt alot more substantial, particularly around the spark plug boot.

Also. . . as I said, I am new to this V70 business. The trip computer has me entertained: On three recent long highway trips I have managed 32 mpg! This has required that I drive this wolf-in-sheep's clothing Swedish master work like it was my old B230F 745. 32 mpg from a V70 T5! Anybody with similar pleasant surprises?






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