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O2 sensors and now CAT S70 1998

posted by  Gentleman on  Tue Feb 12 19:41 CST 2013
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Klaus:

Thank you very much for your help with my issue. I took the vehicle into the local Volvo dealer today for diagnosis and they confirmed my worst suspicion. The CAT is done. No vacuum leaks anywhere and the O2 sensors are within spec. So now I have to find a CAT somewhere reasonable in price. I think I'll start with IPD first.

BTW, the labor rate at my local Volvo dealer is now $180 per hour. Ouch!

Cheers.






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