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'89 240: 18K on timing belt but 9 years. Change or wait for 50K miles? 200

posted by  81242DLB21FCA on  Tue Sep 10 15:58 CST 2024
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Congratulations. Car manufactures don't make a lot of their parts. They are mainly assemblers of parts. Even if the parts have the Volvo logo. You've had very good luck so why wait till things break at inconvenient times and places.

Sounds like your not a do it yourself-er. Routine maintenance is a good place to start. Even if you just download the shop manuals and browse through them. You will be able to make better decisions and deal with shops.






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New '89 240: 18K on timing belt but 9 years. Change or wait for 50K miles? [200]
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