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Beautiful.

Get the code read, and you wont have to guess.

The heateer hoses themselves are a pain to replace, but you can do them with patience. The little J-shaped hose coming off of the turbo can be had at the dealer only. It's about $12.00, and I suggest replacing it because: A) you need to remove it to easily change one of the heater hoses and they do go bad. It happened to me.

I know. I wouldn't have bought a Volvo if I didn't find the hard top in a manual. It was this or the Saab 9-5 Aero. I should have gone for the 9-5 considering my insurance is 300/month. I don't have a great record.

You made the right choice.

Hot car, I like.

That would look totally hot contrasting with the yellow.

Sweet cars! :D

I wouldn't, by any means, imply to put your child in danger, just to save the hassle & cost of repairing a car. I myself have a Children and know what it's like to worry about them. My point is that Volvo is not the only safe vehicle out there. If you can find one that's safe and reliable, your much better off.

Safety is priceless; trust me.

Looks pretty cool

Pull the pin and watch it explode. :ph34r:

That part is so cheap, why bother?

I did'nt know I logged onto Swedespeed.

Paint in between the fins, and polish the rest out. That'd look breast.

At that point it'd be their car-- not yours.

Moving along well.

Dont half-jerk it with a sealer type product; they will only ruin other parts later. You're better off diagnosing and fixing the problem right the first time.

Hott car.

No sir, I don't like em'.

Good lookin' car, I like the wheels.

How flexible is the stuff? I would have to agree that it would probably chip and flake easily.

That little third rate Stalin wannabe over there has no real intention of attacking us, he is just trying to scare the UN into giving him some money or something.

I have these on another car; they are great.

Nice!

Why do the work to "upgrade" the bushing and not upgrade the bar?

Awesome pics.