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S80 D5 questions

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Old Feb 21st, 2019, 22:19   #1
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Hi all.

I have had a couple of petrol V70s, so am fully aware of the issues with those, but could be purchasing an 04 plate S80 D5 tomorrow.
Just wondering what issues I should be looking for that I wouldn't have seen with the petrol models.
Any advice appreciated.
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Don’t know if the petrols are aflicted with the killer auxiliary belt on the engine?
Check there are no untoward noises from the belt area and that the belt tensioner isn’t flapping around. Diesels have a freewheel pulley on the alternator, if it seizes if causes the flapping.

Other than that, the car is a bit heavier so likely to wear bushes a bit quicker.
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