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Re: Radiator Change 900 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Duane C. Skelton on  Sat May 5 14:23 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I just did the same to my 93. The procedure in Haynes was pretty accurate from what I remember. I took off the fan shroud. Under a dozen screws/bolts involved in the whole process. Of course I used at least three different tools (two wrenches and a torx screwdriver).

Trani fluid spillage was minimal, and I was facing downhill. Less than a cup.

I used Volvo antifreeze when I baught the radiator. The thing opened up on a saturday morning, and the dealer was the only option for the new one. They were nice enough to give me a 20% discount.

It took my bother-in-law and I about an hour to change it out. I am not a volvo tech, nor do I have much experience. One of the easier jobs I've done.





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