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Problematic? 900

posted by  david hunter on  Sun Mar 6 03:53 CST 2005
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There is no "issue" with the 960 timing belts. Just change it on schedule (for my 97 every 70K miles). The 6304 engine is the same as every other car of current design that I know of...change the belt or trash the engine when it breaks, it's so simple. It has been this way for years.

As we all know the older cars with non interference engine design engines were different.... drive car, break belt, car stops, replace belt, drive car.

So why do we think there is an "issue" with Volvo timing belts?????






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