Hello there, Let me give you some food for thought.

From what I found out the Volvo antifreeze is neither green or yellow in color. I had a similar situation with my antifreeze and the volvo mechanic told me to just top it off with water. The mixture of antifreeze to water they say should be about 70/30 for maximum protection.

Have you ever heard of Amsoil before?

If you have not you should look into it. I have a 1995 Volvo 850 GLT Sedan and have been using the Amsoil Product throughout the entire vehicle. I originally started using the product about 2 years ago in my 4 WD vehicle and was impressed with the results. Now I even sell the Amsoil Products.

The Amsoil Synthetic products out perform all synthetics, sythetic blends and regular base motor oils that are currently on the market. Amsoil was the first Company to do full synthetics, they started in 1972.

Currently, I waiting for some parts to come in for my car and my volvo mechanic is going to be replacing them since there under warranty. At the same time since he has to drain the antifreeze out to do the repair work I'm having him replace the fluid with the Amsoil Antifreeze and engine coolant. Its non-toxic and biodegradable and performs better than the regular stuff on the market. Its purple in color.

It's worth the look and the Money. If your interested in learning more I'll be glad to help you out and that goes for anyone even slightly interested. Give me an email at rpiescik@attbi.com.

Talk to you soon.