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Towing the car 900 91

posted by  someone claiming to be Duane Ausherman on  Wed Aug 1 17:12 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I am new to Volvo and have a lot of questions. First my immediate needs. The radiator on my recently purchased wagon failed this morning. The plastic hose connector from the water pump hose broke off. The plastic was very brittle. The car is 50 miles away and I must tow it home to my shop.

1. What tool do I need to drop the drive line so I can tow it on a dolly with the rear wheels on the ground? I hope it is held on by normal metric machine bolts. Is it some odd ball thing?

2. Any advice on towing it?

3. Is there any problem with using a USA made $150 radiator? One local shop has one in stock.

4. Any advice on replacement procedure? I have the Chilton manual only.

5. I read on post here that spoke poorly of the Fram oil filter, why and what is better?

6. Can I buy a owners manual on the internet? What is the address?

Please tell me if my questions are not properly asked, I am new to this.





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