Tero Huikko wrote:I did a quick self-searching over this and this might not be such a bad thing after all.
Maybe we see more aggressive models and designs than before.

And about 7 years after I wrote this I ordered a new V90. Well done Volvo/Geely.

ZX Break 1.8 16v 1997, Xsara Break 2002, C5 Break 2008, BX 16TRS 1990, Xantia Break 1.8i 1996, AX 10E 1989, C4 Cactus 2014, ZX 2.0 16v 1994, Xsara VTS 2.0 16v 2000, ZX Break 1.8i 1995... ...well it was 11 actually :lol: Don't have any of these left. Well the ZX Break 1995 is but it is going for scra...

http://www.nettiauto.com/volvo/440/8440202

This is what I bought yesterday.

Yes, I'm alive. Had a tour with Citroens. Six of them. Now I'm back with Volvos.

Just to remind. I still have this car and just bought a 440 for second car.
I have order in for new V90 so I'm still in Volvos.

Cheers to you all!

I've had this now for 4 months.
Fiat 850 Sport Spider, 903cc engine 52 horsepower

I sold my Mini Cooper S Clubman and bought this. I can't drive a car if it's too new.

1992 Merc 190E manual with original 146000km, totally original interior, no rust, I likes this ride...

Headlamp wipers, bigger wiper fluid tank on top of the steering gear, 45Ah battery, intake air warming system.

The headlamp wiper arms are removed and I don't know where to find new ones.

Finally got the plates and passed the MOT.

http://hobby.marktplaats.nl/overige-hob ... lokje.html

This type and colour. Thanks mate.

The operating voltage on the volt/petrol gauges is not 12V. If I bypass them they'll surely fry.

Seems like I need new set of clocks and a tank sender for starters.

Thanks a lot. You don't happen to have the whole catalog scanned somewhere?

If I ground the wire but the voltage stab is broken it doesn't read full?
If I measure the ohms between the tank float connections it doesn't give any reading.

Hello, Few probs on my new moss-based Volvo 66. 1) Voltmeter doesn't show anything 2) Petrol Gauge doesn't show anything If I ground the petrol gauge wire it should read full tank, right? Well it doesn't. Is there an own voltage stabilizer on the clocks unit itself? I'm pretty sure I have seen the v...

Tighten the two philips head screws that hold the stalk in place.

Live & learn. Banding was associated with latex and such before this...