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Source of potential cooling system failure 900 93

posted by  someone claiming to be dick on  Tue Jul 3 14:46 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Having a great time installing my ipd front sway bar tonight so thought I'd get acquainted with the bottom of my new 93 940 T. I hadnt seen the usual oil cooler lines and extra trany cooler, so what happened? I am probably the last to discover that Volvo went to a water cooled jacket surrounding the base of the filter mount. Problem is: two small hases bathed in oil, heat etc.

Suggest: watch these babies carefully and change them when changing hoses as they live in a hostile environment One blow out and the cooling system drains completely as I believe it is the lowest point in the system. It even has the little drain for the system located there. This used to be on the side of the block.

dick





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