S80: Engine - Rough idle when hot - Page 3

passenger · May 26th, 2022, 09:12

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Originally Posted by urban60

Stated on the label is 0,5 liter of additive on 10 liter tank for cleaning purposes and 0,1 liter of additive on 50 liter tank for preventive purposes.

Yep. Pobably like that. I will do it like that. I ordered 2L. Or 3L, I forgot

passenger · May 26th, 2022, 09:14

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Originally Posted by passenger

No, by him not. This guy in Belgrade 250€ work. Parts are: 20 rocker arms and 20 lifters from INA 260€ and 40-50€ seals (intake seal, injectors etc). I will do also (probably 20-30€ work) aux belt from INA 60€
And remove AC compressor and change bearing (probably also clutch once when AC is removed. Clutch is ca 60€ I think).

Also check the car. Maybe some rear bushes, we will see

If you know something what I should preventive do, let me know

urban60 · May 26th, 2022, 09:45

That's quite fair price imo. Well, since you're "down" there you should thoroughly clean the EGR, all the pipes connected to it and the throttle body. You can also get OEM volvo throttle body metal gasket. It's like 6€ or something like that.

passenger · May 26th, 2022, 10:00

It's 4€ original 😁

Everything is cleand in my house 😎

Did it last year.

urban60 · May 26th, 2022, 10:59

oh wow

like brand new.

Did you also clean the EGR cooler as I see you took apart the valve? If so, may I ask you the procedure (it doesn't have to be in detail)? You just take out the whole EGR assembly and screw the cooler apart from the valve with (how many?) bolts? How did you manage to clean the cooler? Did you have to make some throttle body and EGR calibration in VIDA?

What did you use to clean those parts? It looks like you put that in some ultrasound cleaner?

Thank you!

passenger · May 26th, 2022, 19:14

I was on vacation, payed a mech to do it. All cleaned by hand, not US. It's a messy job and pretty complicated. He did it for 150€ (all that and changing alternator clutch,glowplugs and few more stuff for that price)

This is answer from your Volvo guy in Maribor:

I should go to him, but them Corona f*cked up Slovenia

It's 230€ to clean everything.

May 26th, 2022, 09:45	#23
urban60 Junior Member Last Online: Mar 22nd, 2024 10:05 Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: MS	That's quite fair price imo. Well, since you're "down" there you should thoroughly clean the EGR, all the pipes connected to it and the throttle body. You can also get OEM volvo throttle body metal gasket. It's like 6€ or something like that.

May 26th, 2022, 10:00	#24
passenger Master Member Last Online: Apr 2nd, 2024 21:40 Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: Mountains	It's 4€ original 😁 Everything is cleand in my house 😎 Did it last year.

May 26th, 2022, 10:59	#25
urban60 Junior Member Last Online: Mar 22nd, 2024 10:05 Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: MS	oh wow like brand new. Did you also clean the EGR cooler as I see you took apart the valve? If so, may I ask you the procedure (it doesn't have to be in detail)? You just take out the whole EGR assembly and screw the cooler apart from the valve with (how many?) bolts? How did you manage to clean the cooler? Did you have to make some throttle body and EGR calibration in VIDA? What did you use to clean those parts? It looks like you put that in some ultrasound cleaner? Thank you!

May 26th, 2022, 19:14	#26
passenger Master Member Last Online: Apr 2nd, 2024 21:40 Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: Mountains	I was on vacation, payed a mech to do it. All cleaned by hand, not US. It's a messy job and pretty complicated. He did it for 150€ (all that and changing alternator clutch,glowplugs and few more stuff for that price) This is answer from your Volvo guy in Maribor: I should go to him, but them Corona f*cked up Slovenia It's 230€ to clean everything.

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