1998 Volvo V70 "valve seals" Questions

...turbo area which might be coming from this leak or not. Any ideas? It may be the gromet for the PCV valve or it could be the spark plug rubber seal located in the valve cover if it is the type of ...

valve solenoid gasket replacement, PCV Box reseal and timing belt replaced (2nd time in less than 6 months)due to oil saturation. Was told by mechanic that crankcase pressure causing seal(s) to fail -

THERE IS NO OTHER WAY TO DO THIS, THE COMMON CAUSE IS THE REAR MAIN SEAL OF THE CRANKSHAFT AND THE VALVE COVER

the evap lines for breaks, a large leak would mean a big crack in a line or line off, also the vent valve may not be closing to seal system or the purge valve not operating these car are a little hard

...valve located on a 1998 c70 There isnt' one. Volvos are equipped with vent-box located underneath the intake manifold. Remove the oil dip stick tube and then the intake manifold and remove the box. ...

...oil drain from it overnight. Be careful not to loose any part of vacuum pump - has 2 metal one way valves, one plastic valve and two rubber parts one big seal and a washer. Remember how it was ...

...valve filter, fuel tank pressure sensor and seals and checked for the latest software on car computer. Help me please! Check the charcoal canister Did you get all the evap canister hoses replaced? ...

...valve stem seals installed), oil changed and the cooling system flushed. Have the timing belt replaced as well if it has not been done in 60,000 miles or is getting close it. Good cars and are worth ...

...valve they use hydraulic ones now witch all cant be adjusted this would need to be checked. Let me know how you get on or if you need further assistance ok Most common problem on these is the seal ...

"98 Volvo V70 2.4L 20 Valve no turbo. Timing jumped on previous owner bought car for steal. both cams turn freely, exhaust does have quite bit more resistance. With the timing belt off and spark plugs