Temp sensor change
As a comparison, the invoice from my local Volvo garage for diagnosing a faulty sensor five years ago is:
Labour to diagnose and replace: £72.95
Parts: Sensor £31.20, 1litre A/Freeze £5.50
Total £109.65 + VAT = £131.58
It was more than I wanted to pay at the time as money was tight but felt that taking it to a Volvo specialist to get the correct diagnosis first time round and not having to faff around with seized screws in the cold and wet was worth it.
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Turboboy
Current: 1998 Volvo V70 2.3 T5 Auto.
Previous: 2000 Volvo V40 T4; 1981/2 265 (x2); 1988 740 Turbo Estate.
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