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940 se speedometer 900 1991

posted by  xallenx on  Sun Sep 7 01:58 CST 2003
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Well, we test drove the car today and the car ran fine except for the speedometer keeps switching from working to not working...is this hard to fix? Anyways, that's the only problem i saw and a rusted tail pipe which i could fix easily. There was also a slight steering wheel vibrations on highway speeds..must need to be aligned..right?
So, what type of oil and which brand of oil filter should i use to maintain my volvo? do you guys change your oil every 3,000 miles...and is it true that to save the life of the turbo..i should wait about 30 sec. before i shut off the car when i reach my destination? Oh are there any place on the net where I could find seat coves that fit the back seats of the 940..the leather is torn and i just want to cover it up..thanks.
Also, when does the turbo kicks in on this type of car? I have never driven a turbo car before so just wanted to know?
So many questions for the newbie owner..thanks again.
xallenx
91 940 SE
153,000 "stock to the bone"





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