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Of belts and trim. 200

posted by  The Limey on  Sun Jan 27 22:00 CST 2002
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Now I have the electric fan coversion and there is loads less mass to be moved, and therefore less stress on the belts, can I get away with running only 1 altenator belt or would I be asking for trouble?
Does anyone know how to remove the rubber window 'scrapers' from the doors without damaging them (the doors that is)?

thanks in advance,

Big Rich.
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This is a 245 Volvo...the most powerful wagon it the world...d'ya feel lucky Punk?






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