Today was fun! I replaced my 185K Nivomats with a set with only 88K miles on them. One of my originals was leaking fluid badly, so I thought it best to replace both.
My next garage will have 12 foot ceilings and a lift! This would have been so easy without a jack.
ANYWAY, I also changed the fuel filter. After getting the wagon floor board out of the way and lifting the large inspection plate behind the rear seat, I still couldn't figure out how to remove the lines. So I sprayed PBBlaster on top of the bolt for the holddown strap, and also the threads underneath.
After a long break, I was buttoning everything up when I noticed another inspection hole under the wiring bundle. Those sneaky guys at Volvo! With that plate off, it was a 15 minute job to swap fuel filters. The filter must come out on the bottom of the car, right over the exhaust pipe, so do this with a cold engine.
Klaus
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