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If a brick is well cared for, over time (and miles) does it develop ..... 700

posted by  Steve on  Sat Apr 16 03:28 CST 2005
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Volvos, like any cars, have well-known failure modes, which in part is why we assembled the FAQ. ECUs don't last forever, radiators and hoses have finite lives, wiring harnesses and plastics degrade. If you know about them, you can plan for an orderly diagnosis and repair, even a preventive repair well in advance. No car will remain pristine forever in daily driving: plan for a slow, inexorable, but manageable decline.






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