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86 Volvo Wagon (this is a good question) 1986

posted by  B.C. on  Wed Jan 15 15:27 CST 2003
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After sitting a year the gas is probably sorta jellied. Did you clear out the entire fuel system? Once you get it running, you might find that the brakes need some work, too. Since the fluid is hygroscopic, the steel surfaces in the caliper pistons my have rusted.

Good Luck,
Bob

:>)






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