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differential oil leak 760 turbo sedan 700

posted by  someone claiming to be Crazy Brick on  Wed Aug 20 17:05 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Hmmm, I have a car with a live axle and there are no problems, but this news does not help you and I'm not sure what you should do. The other poster seems to think that you can get in there with some extentions and a 13mm socket. I guess if the shop can check it so can you. This job surely doesn't require removal of suspension parts!! But then there must be some suckers born every day walking towards the blue light representing the Volvo Service Heaven to shell out 7 hours worth of labour to get the diff fluid checked/replaced!! I digress!! ;) LOL!

Hope this helps or that the others have better solutions for you.


Tim






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