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Volvo Radiator & Coolant Replacement (850 Turbo) FCP Euro
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This video was very helpful! I like how detailed you are in explaining the whole step by step process. AWESOME!!!!!
I had the same experience on a 1994 non-turbo. I also ended up going out and in though the bottom rather than top. Didn’t have to jack or lift the car to do this.
YES!! Thanks so much! I could have easily reversed engineers this job but watching this video made the job a lot quicker. Thanks for being out there.
you guys are awesome!
Thanks alot, this was very helpful. getting the radiator out is a little challenging, had to unscrew small exhaust fan on the right hand side of the radiator..
Thats perfect thank you, I guess i will be using this video in the near future. Thanks again
The oil and transmission cooling tubes are in the end tanks of the radiator, in a bath of coolant. One way to contaminate oil and coolant would be if there was an internal rupture that allowed the two to mix. There are others but let me know if I have answered your question!
could oil somehow get into the cooling system in the radiator if it has a fault where the oil cooler lines and the coolant lines are close?
I believe it’s identical, you should be fine using this guide. But don’t hesitate to give us a ring if you have any questions: 1-877-634-0063
I have a Volvo 850 1994 Non turbo will this be exactly the same way to change it ?
You caught us! Maybe at some point in the future, but we have not filmed it yet.
shiny intercooler, metal endcaps ftw! (video for that install?) i cant imagine it being a step or 2 more than this one, but i dunno if there was any special things done to make it fit