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'95 960 Timing Drive Belt Question 900 1995

Hi Steve!

This happened at 140K miles.
The belt was replaced at 50K and 100K.
The tensioner pulley should have been. Shame on me!
The belt did not fail. A lesson learned. Although Volvo performed
the R&R I really doubt that there is any recourse here.

The engine simply spun freely when my wife cranked it over.

A "coasting" valve train needs considerably less turning moment to
keep it moving than one that is stopped. Hence, the belt slipped only
on the startup condition. When I took the cover off the pulley fell out
with ball bearing scattered about.

Also another word to the wise. If you hear a squeeling noise and cannot fix
it by replacing the accessory drive belt tensioner or by replacing the accessory belt idler pulley.......... it is time to start looking a little
deeper into the system.

This is why wisdom comes with age.......






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