How often should I change the coolant in my Volvo?

How often should I change the coolant in my Volvo?

[Ywan Mason] Dex-Cool, according to a GM service bulletin only gives the extended life when it was used as the first and only coolant in the car. Residual amounts of conventional coolants left in the system even after careful draining require that the Dex-Cool be changed at the same interval as any other coolant, every two years.

Where is the coolant drain on a Volvo 940turbo?

You will not be able to remove all the coolant: it always seems as though about two quarts remains in the system. On the 940Turbo:the coolant drain is at the end of the short hose leading from the oil cooler, about five inches behind the oil filter beneath the car. It points down from the tubing on which it is mounted.

Is there a problem with my Volvo cooling system?

Dexcool is known to have problems with high-lead solders, and is also sensitive to air levels in cooling systems. If you don’t keep the system topped off to the “min” mark on the reservoir, it may cause scaling and rust precipitation. The last Glysantin alternative is new in the US, although well-known in Europe,…

Where is the petcock to drain the engine coolant?

The petcock to drain the engine coolant is behind the water pump near the pipe that connects to the oil cooler line. Draining Coolant. [Inquiry:] I must be missing something here.

How can I FIX MY A / C in my Volvo?

AC clutch puller tool (this can be purchased or rented from any auto parts store) Jack up the front right wheel and securely rest the vehicle on jack stands, then remove the wheel. Using the T25 Torx driver, remove the screws which hold the wheel well liner in place and remove the liner from the vehicle.

How long does it take to fix intermittent AC in a Volvo?

If the clutch has cooled down enough, it should then reengage without any issues. Do not fret, because an intermittent AC does not require purchasing an expensive compressor. On the contrary, it can easily be fixed in as little as 30 minutes with nothing more than basic tools.