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Does 1/2 the story, the other half is to be determine. Nice work

Thanks Dan !

Do you have any more details about the brake line you removed from the AWD V70R rear suspension? Are you going to then need / use one or more brake lines from the FWD rear suspension on the S70?

Glad to see you haven’t run out of things to wrench on :)

Two peas in a pod lol, another good video Dan & Robert!!!

Nice! Robert helped me with installing the new headliner on my 850R Wagon & fixed my sunroof, along with installing my new heater core. Huge help ! Robert had just gotten the Yellow T5-R wagon right before helping me - I think he said he got it in Washington State.

Nice to see the 2 amigos together.

Very good time. 👍🏾

But now, you have only one remote control, How do you make a copy? I have only one too and the workshop manual says that we have to go to Volvo dealer and reconfigurated all keys too. Any other options? Ty man.

I have a 1998 C70. I don't know if I have this right. It looks as though you purchased a new module with a fob that was programmed to it, swapped it out with the module that came with the car. Where does one find that kit and what is the price? Also, I found what looks to be one of the remotes that came with the car embedded into the carpeting near to under the seat. It looks like it was never used. I understand that I would need a VST2000 device to program it and that device is no longer out there, not even at dealerships. I guess I would like to at least know where to get that kit. Thanks!

Is there a way to remove the 2 green plugs easily from the remote module,it has me confounded?

Stainless impeller? Wonder if that's a GRAF housing (more Italian). Seems like same quality as GMB/HEPU if it's old!

What did you do that others were not successful at? Some said their carpet turned green.did you use salt? Is the secret using hot water? Berber carpet?

Nice find. Wire gremlins are the worst.

BUGATTI PA10040 is the part lol

It's italian also pumps wine and pizza sauce

Dan thanks for sharing I really look forward to seeing your videos

Nice work, of course once you take that bottle out of the cold water then it'll just get hot again. I might end up doing this method for my truck carpet, think I'll test the bottle out with hot water first see if it holds up to the heat. At those temps it could be risky.

Above all you should have measured the exact amount you took out and replaced w the same amount...

I was thinking of doing this by building a tub and soaking it in the hot dye bath. Thanks Dan !

Did this change the texture or softness of the carpet?

thanks for the advise Dan, exactly what I needed to know :)

Knock knock...

Looks like you been busy, belt is tight as some jeans.

Interesting, that Continental is what I have on my 96 850. Mine is a NA engine, however.

Looking good, Dan!

Thanks! The video was very helpful!

should have done less talking and more showing where the fill hole is.

Благодаря за видеото 👌😘❤️ и аз имам същият проблем и утре ще пробвам да направя същото. Но да попитам няма ли друг изход ??? Благодаря още Веднъж❤❤❤

When did you get a S60R?

Great video Dan. It was great seeing you again up north! Lol keep up the great work.

Dan Great video. Was it difficult to put the keyway back. Any trick to doing it?

It's good to hear that the fuel pump made it to 240k.

Beautiful car Dan…love the Saff😆

I enjoyed watching the video. :>)

Thank you for sharing your experience here. I have a 2004 chevy colorado with 409k miles ive owned since highschool and i have completely removed the original molded carpet for the first time. I plan to do your procedure here. The only difference is I'm going to use an old devilbiss paint gun for the application. Ill have the water mixture as hot as possible. I want to ensure the best possible results because this truck is a lot more than just a truck to me. I want to keep it original and as pristene as i can muster.

I need a booklet like that for my 84 242

I repainted a 1964 spyder convertible many years back. They have some very interesting body lines and shape. Lots of curves to sand. That one looks good.

Where could i find louvers?

My parents had a yellow 64 Monza 4 speed convertible from new, I think it made it through a decade or so of Wisconsin winters before the now crusty & leaking fumes remainder of it (though still running fine!) was parked out next to the garden by my Dad, where I used to hop in periodically as a kid & play "drive" it, always with the fine bouquet of the mouse nest in the glovebox 😁 if they'd had Volvo-level metal I might still be driving it! I still love Corvairs, I also had a brown 63 coupe 4 speed for a time as a daily, in the 90's one Wisconsin winter, other than the floorboard hole the rest of it still pretty solid 😆 & really, a hella good snow car!

I wonder how many Laser blue Rs made it to the States ?

Your skills are impressive

How do you get a car to the crusher if you've pulled the wheels? I see you're missing the fronts. Do they slip a big dolly under it for transportation?

Lseat has nice quality, 'exact' style (very close to OEM) leather upholstery for $349 for 2 front seats or $349 for rear seat. I think customers in the past have sent in their old upholstery to be manufactured, and Lseat uses the old upholstery as a template for the new leather. They then add that template to their library. I got my 850R upholstery from them, and it's nice. Jesse Wildman upgraded my 850R brakes to the S60R/V70R brakes. Caliper adapter brackets from SpeedingParts in Europe. Requires 17" wheels. Made a big improvement in the braking power.

would be nice to have a link to the product...

God’s beauty at its best.

HandyDan! Glad I found you!! Keep up the volvo content!!!

Thank you very much for sharing. 🙏🏾

Ryan needs to add some drama to his process. 😅

When I think about your dad and uncle I think of fishing. 🙏🏻