Hi all,

I'm wondering if a person well versed in the minutia of the 200 series could tell me where exactly the intermittent wiper relay is? I'm not sure if I'm reading the diagram correctly, it would seem as if it sits under the driver side floor rug, or behind the fuse panel, not sure.

Also,

I'm trying to replace the 2-3 Hex bolts that hold down the transmission shifter assembly inside it's housing, that is usually covered by the transmission console. I'm trying to secure a wobble, and have already replaced the rubber below, and noticed I was just missing two of the three of the hex bolts that screw up from beneath the car, holding down the shifter assembly. I'm not locating their size anywhere, anyone know?

Thanks!

What year? Automatic or manual transmission?
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Eric
Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
Torrance, CA 90502
hiperformanceautoservice.com or oldvolvosonly.com

It's a 1990 240 DL wagon

Automatic

Thanks!

No, they're not all alike.

Also, auto or manual, mention wagon or sedan, and we tend to assume US market where there are only one or two wiper relays.

Making some assumptions here; won't be here later to wait for the year...

Auto shifter bucket:

I think up through 90 the bolts were 955511, a 1/4-28 UNF maybe 1/2" long. You can tell if a 10 metric wrench doesn't fit -- needs a 7/16"

91 and after, the bolts were 955268, looks like M6 x 10 or 12, using a 10mm wrench.



Under the driver's left foot there's a removable sheet metal cover where you'll find the relays shown here:


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