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Do I need a 'Volvo specialist' mechanic? 700 1990

posted by  someone claiming to be muchostupido on  Mon Nov 17 06:50 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Usually its free, to get an opinion from a greasemonkey.
So why not go to 3 or 4 Volvoshops and ask their opinion,
but WITHOUT giving any repair order.
Sometimes they ask 20 $ for a more extensive diagnosis.
But after 3 Volvomech-diabgostics you probably know much more.
Just tell them the truth, you want a few independent
opinions, and every reliable trustworthy mech will agree.
And remember, if its a big problem it can cost $$$.
Better you find out in advance, what you are going into.

In your case, I would check the timing belts,
but its hard to diagnose from here.






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