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curbstone mech

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I'm coming up on 100,000 miles on my 02 s40.

What should I replace besides the timing belt? Tensioner? Sepentine belt/. oil seals?

Thanks a lot!

lol im coming up on 104 as well and i wish i could just replace the car lol. BUt uh a stage 0, air filter, oil, etc just basically tune it up a little

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The car, lol

awww...be brave to express yourself. <_<

obviously, timing belt with all other accessory belts.

If possible, replace waterpump along with it but it's not a neccessary. If you do then change/flush the coolant. General tune up as new plugs, wires, tranny flush (service). You might need new coil packs.

Air filter, cabin filter

One last thing is new fuel filter.

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awww...be brave to express yourself. <_<

obviously, timing belt with all other accessory belts.

If possible, replace waterpump along with it but it's not a neccessary. If you do then change/flush the coolant. General tune up as new plugs, wires, tranny flush (service). You might need new coil packs.

Air filter, cabin filter

One last thing is new fuel filter.

Thanks for the replies. I ordered parts today from FCgroton. I'll do the front seals while I'm at it, I always did that with the 240's.

Curbie

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I would definitely replace the water pump, and the idler pulley and the tensioning pulley on the timing belt, and replace the tensioning pulley on the accessory drive belt. Since you only replace the timing belt every 100,000 miles, I strongly suspect the water pump will not survive 200,000 miles, given Volvo's history with water pumps. My son's 850 had the timing belt replaced twice, and it is clear the water pump was NOT replaced. Well, the pump failed, through an internal hemorage, and the result was one toasted engine, that we now have to replace. It is NOT worth the risk to save the cost of the water pump or the idler and tensioning pulleys when you replace the timing belt.

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