I totally agree on purchasing OE parts for the items you listed. I am anxiously awaiting your cabin filter replacement, I had a really hard time installing the retaining cover, just no room to work.
Thank you. I will have that up before the end of Saturday. Shooting, editing, and uploading takes time. I did already posted an XC90 ACC filter replacement if you want to search for it.
@@A_Renaissance_Man Thanks for your videos, I totally understand the time commitment and I am greatful for your videos. I will search your channel and watch your prevoius a/c filter replacement.
My experience is that when a car gets older the price of parts, especially from Volvo, go up. They want you out of that old car and into something new so bumping the cost of maintaining is one way to do that.
Under the car on the driver's side. From under the car, remove the black plastic panel located in the area under the driver's seat and the fuel filter should be there. As I recall that panel is not easy to remove. I cannot remember when they stopped putting in an external filter so do not be surprised if all you see are fuel lines and a place for a filter. Look first before ordering a filter on line because some parts stores databases are incorrect and they will sell you one whether you have one or not.
Thanks for the video, very well done! Have you had the timing belt serviced? I bought my 2010 used in 2019 w/ 98756 mi., has 105623 mi., mostly highway miles. What about the haladex? Any more great videos or general advice would be appreciated! I’m subscribing 👍
I hope your XC90 gives you many miles of dependable service. The V8 has a timing chain and the I have had no issues with the straight 6 in our S80 at 150,000 miles. As for the haladex, no service, no fluid changes, and no issues. I also live a few miles from L&B Auto, the largest Volvo salvage yard in the U.S. and Justin, the service manager, states that they rebuild, sell, and service them if I have any issues. I have had no issues and like the transmission, they recommend no fluid changes unless services is required. I hope this helps and you are free to give them a call and get Justin's input.
The external fuel filter on the new 2017+ model years has been eliminated. When the P3 design first came out in 2016 they had one under the car where the front left seat is and the access panel is still there but the filter is not. By the way the filter is now a part of the fuel pump located in the fuel tank.
@@A_Renaissance_Man thank you! I would’ve gone crazy looking for a fuel filter. That’s how much I love my VOLVO. I pamper my Volvo and my VOLVO pampers me.
Agree. Friend of mine burned his XC90 to the ground from a space heater 30 feet away... The fumes made its way over to the heater and flashed back and exploded...
Interesting, I do not remember ever changing one on our 6cyl S80. Maybe the V8 just has an internal filter in the fuel tank. You can always call the Volvo dealer's parts department and ask.
Perfect, very detailed and extremely helpful, thank you!
I totally agree on purchasing OE parts for the items you listed. I am anxiously awaiting your cabin filter replacement, I had a really hard time installing the retaining cover, just no room to work.
Thank you. I will have that up before the end of Saturday. Shooting, editing, and uploading takes time. I did already posted an XC90 ACC filter replacement if you want to search for it.
@@A_Renaissance_Man Thanks for your videos, I totally understand the time commitment and I am greatful for your videos. I will search your channel and watch your prevoius a/c filter replacement.
Cabin air filter doesn’t need to be OEM at all! But for other car parts, why not!
Nice and very detailed how to.
Thanks that was fantastic!!
Excellent. Thank you for taking the time to leave a nice comment.
My experience is that when a car gets older the price of parts, especially from Volvo, go up. They want you out of that old car and into something new so bumping the cost of maintaining is one way to do that.
Thanks For The Tutorial David 🤝
BTW; There’s No Need To Release Air Out Of That Valve After A Replacement 🤔
Excellent. Thank you
excellent!
would greatly appreciate it if you could tell me the location of the fuel filter in the 2012 Volvo S60 T5. Thanks.
Under the car on the driver's side.
From under the car, remove the black plastic panel located in the area under the driver's seat and the fuel filter should be there. As I recall that panel is not easy to remove.
I cannot remember when they stopped putting in an external filter so do not be surprised if all you see are fuel lines and a place for a filter.
Look first before ordering a filter on line because some parts stores databases are incorrect and they will sell you one whether you have one or not.
@@A_Renaissance_Man Thank you so much for all the informative illustration. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the video, very well done! Have you had the timing belt serviced? I bought my 2010 used in 2019 w/ 98756 mi., has 105623 mi., mostly highway miles. What about the haladex? Any more great videos or general advice would be appreciated! I’m subscribing 👍
I hope your XC90 gives you many miles of dependable service. The V8 has a timing chain and the I have had no issues with the straight 6 in our S80 at 150,000 miles. As for the haladex, no service, no fluid changes, and no issues. I also live a few miles from L&B Auto, the largest Volvo salvage yard in the U.S. and Justin, the service manager, states that they rebuild, sell, and service them if I have any issues.
I have had no issues and like the transmission, they recommend no fluid changes unless services is required.
I hope this helps and you are free to give them a call and get Justin's input.
I cannot locate the fuel filter on my 2017 VOLVO XC60 T6 R design Platinum with the dual motor 2.0. Any suggestions
The external fuel filter on the new 2017+ model years has been eliminated. When the P3 design first came out in 2016 they had one under the car where the front left seat is and the access panel is still there but the filter is not. By the way the filter is now a part of the fuel pump located in the fuel tank.
@@A_Renaissance_Man thank you! I would’ve gone crazy looking for a fuel filter. That’s how much I love my VOLVO. I pamper my Volvo and my VOLVO pampers me.
Before disconnecting the fuel lines, did you take any steps to depressurize the system? I’m curious how much gas I can expect to flow out
The only fuel that came out was from the fuel filter. Literally no fuel came out of the lines.
@@A_Renaissance_Man thanks!
I know I’m late here but please don’t use power tools when working around fuel to anyone watching this. I hope it’s obvious why it’s a bad idea!
@@owenhennessy6546 Well I am in my 60's and I have not injured or killed my self yet. Safety first.
Agree. Friend of mine burned his XC90 to the ground from a space heater 30 feet away... The fumes made its way over to the heater and flashed back and exploded...
What about that arrow?
The arrow is the direction of fluid travel. The arrow points forward toward the engine.
If you have a steel tank, the filter is inside the tank... Not serviceable.
You are correct. All P3's from 2018 on no longer have an external fuel filter.
I can’t find me on my 2008 Volvo S80 V8
Interesting, I do not remember ever changing one on our 6cyl S80. Maybe the V8 just has an internal filter in the fuel tank. You can always call the Volvo dealer's parts department and ask.