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XCmacca Aug 12th, 2018 11:27

How do you remove front air intake?
 
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How do you remove the front main air duct from the clip as I want to clean it out due to oil misting out from the turbo :eek:

johnnyoro Aug 12th, 2018 21:00

Undo the jubilee type clip on the right (7mm socket ) Then follow the pipe along to the left over the manifold and you will find another jubilee clip to undo , the mounting in the middle just pulls up although it can be tight.
Be careful not to drop anything down the turbo intake when you have this pipe off.
Hope this helps

dhr90 Aug 15th, 2018 17:44

I had oil misting out from there as well. Volvo main dealer found it, apparently the official guidance from Volvo is to put a jubilee clip around the left side of that pipe joint in the red and tighten it up around the joint in the pipes.

As johnnyoro says, both ends of the pipe have jubilee clips, I have had some oil trace over the joint on the air pipe near the back of the engine too.

For me it hasn't solved my problems of lack of instant power and mpg about 20% lower than it should be. Recently heard a rattling when lifting off throttle and slowing down too. Unsure if that is related. Have you had any similar symptoms? I'm being driven crazy by this problem!!

XCmacca Aug 17th, 2018 19:38

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Originally Posted by dhr90 (Post 2437727)
I had oil misting out from there as well. Volvo main dealer found it, apparently the official guidance from Volvo is to put a jubilee clip around the left side of that pipe joint in the red and tighten it up around the joint in the pipes.

As johnnyoro says, both ends of the pipe have jubilee clips, I have had some oil trace over the joint on the air pipe near the back of the engine too.

For me it hasn't solved my problems of lack of instant power and mpg about 20% lower than it should be. Recently heard a rattling when lifting off throttle and slowing down too. Unsure if that is related. Have you had any similar symptoms? I'm being driven crazy by this problem!!

I was helped out by another forum that pointed out this video which solved my oil leaking problem and car is running much smoother, nice cheap fix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLhs...ature=youtu.be

Good luck!!

dhr90 Aug 17th, 2018 21:11

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Originally Posted by XCmacca (Post 2438523)
I was helped out by another forum that pointed out this video which solved my oil leaking problem and car is running much smoother, nice cheap fix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLhs...ature=youtu.be

Good luck!!

Thanks. Volvo applied this fix, paid £130 for the privilege of it to make no difference. A trip back to the garage and a conversation is required I feel. Selekt warranty I would hope might cover this fault if it has come about by the bracket not originally being fitted causing the pipe to fail rather than the pipe/hose itself being the problem?

XCmacca Aug 18th, 2018 23:05

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Originally Posted by dhr90 (Post 2438585)
Thanks. Volvo applied this fix, paid £130 for the privilege of it to make no difference. A trip back to the garage and a conversation is required I feel. Selekt warranty I would hope might cover this fault if it has come about by the bracket not originally being fitted causing the pipe to fail rather than the pipe/hose itself being the problem?

Check for a bracket, mine is a 2012 XC60 R-Design and has the bracket fitted :teeth_smile: The wiring loom behind the charge pipe is also taped up :-)

dhr90 Aug 19th, 2018 19:24

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Originally Posted by XCmacca (Post 2438872)
Check for a bracket, mine is a 2012 XC60 R-Design and has the bracket fitted :teeth_smile: The wiring loom behind the charge pipe is also taped up :-)

No bracket :( Looks like the loom is taped, although some of the tape is pretty much worn through now. Unless its the insulation tape and not anything extra to prevent the damage from vibrating against it.


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