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Changing transmission fluid V70-XC70 1998

posted by  Bonus on  Fri May 21 11:28 CST 2004
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Im in full agreement with GordonN. I had posted this info to the OleSeahorse on a previous inquiry. If it is useful, I have served my purpose.

My 99 V70( built in 8/98) was serviced by pulling the top radiator transmission return hose on the right side. I have a lime green plastic clip that hold my hose on and could be removed by compressing the two wings on the clip with your fingers and pulling towards the engine. Mine did not have a metal clip like posted on the IPD instructions. However, I did follow their process by attaching a clear poly hose to the return line and I then added one quart and proceeded to run out one quart at a time. I had a graduated 5 gallon bucket which could be used to stop when each quart was removed. I used 12 quarts before it ran clean at my 70m change. Did not have any problem with leakage, however next time I will see if they have replacement clips and new oil rings.








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