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And my last issue : unbalanced drive-shaft 900

posted by  Hibbo on  Sat Dec 11 15:45 CST 2021
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I have the same problem !

It is hugely disappointing when this is the result after taking the car to a so called Volvo specialist.

In the 25 years I have owned the car, all the work has been done by my neighbour and I. On dropping the car off, I was going to mention the need to mark the tailshaft to ensure balance on completion. I decided it might be considered rude. How I regret this decision.

The car now suffers from an out of balance tailshaft. Most frustrating !

Mine is a 93 940 wagon with everything in pristine condition bar the tailshaft. It has 450000kms.

I'll read the answers to your post with great interest.

All the best to you and your family for the festive season.





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