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leaking transmission fluid 200

posted by  Aye Roll on  Wed Sep 18 17:16 CST 2002
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The two parts together list for $37.50. There is a really nice bushing puller and installer tool, which costs like $125.... which is about what it costs to get it done at a shop. Shouldn't be more, if it's a Volvo shop. Any VolvoQshop has done this repair A LOT, and ought to be good at it by now.

Rob Bareiss, New London, CT






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