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Unusual Power loss?? V70-XC70 1998

The transmission fluid level is at? The transmission fluid condition is typical somewhat viscous hydraulic fluid or water thin? Also, when weather gets colder electrical connections can contract away from their homes, but generally...you get a check engine light in a case like this. I'd check my tranny fluid, and disconnect and reconnect things like the air mass meter connector, and check all the intercooler hose clamps to ensure that they are tight...

Other than that, I dunno...it's hard to diagnose from 30 degree Florida...who said it could get this cold anyway?

Chris






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