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Greeting from Swedish Baklava 200 1987

posted by  Rolandp on  Mon Feb 6 05:40 CST 2023
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Hi,

You mention about longevity of a V70 2001.

My son has a non-turbo V70 1999 manual trans. It now has 395k miles and still going good. He does most of the maintenance like timing belt, water pump, oil changes for engine, transmission and power steering. He does the brakes part also.

He takes lot of advices from a couple sites on internet.

So, at 160k miles your car could still last a while.

Good luck and take care,

Roland






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