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Old Sep 21st, 2017, 22:17   #1001
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Today, I mainly wrote the 1000th response to the original post in this thread.
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Old Sep 23rd, 2017, 18:35   #1002
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Fitted a new Vacuum pump to the D5
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Old Sep 24th, 2017, 00:35   #1003
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Took my ‘05 D5 183 V70 D5 to 150,000 miles. Probably need to change the running in oil soonest....
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worked on making as mold for this S60R "PCC/M3 CSL" custom tailgate fascia we modelled and shaped using clay
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Old Sep 26th, 2017, 12:28   #1005
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Bought 4 new tyres and a set of Orpheus alloys for my V70.
Getting them repainted in very metallic silver, before fitting to the car.

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Booked the car in for an MOT on Saturday. Gave the car a once over a few weeks ago and all was well.
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Old Oct 4th, 2017, 17:40   #1007
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just changed my top engine mount bar from the dirty black thing.
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heres the new one
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this is the parts, which i got from volvo bob, i had them sandblasted and powder coated, in total it only cost me £20 and looks so much better.
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just changed my top engine mount bar from the dirty black thing.
Nice color

Btw, quite a weird/costly design from Volvo this bar. Guess they couldn't find how to attach the torque mount. At least if it was a real strut tower bar.
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Old Oct 5th, 2017, 14:15   #1009
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when you replace your top mount with a polybush you get a tremendous amount of vibration into the cabin, all the dash shakes, steering wheel shakes and your keys are dancing away..................

well today i cured it, you need one of these dampeners, volvo no longer sell them, i found it on a top mount bar

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they were very expensive
i have cleaned this one up and sprayed it with alloy wheel autoglym spray to keep it clean
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Ok, to celebrate 150,000 miles, and after 9.5 years and around 90,000 miles, I actually changed the broken swirl flap control on my '05 V70 D5 SE 183.
Naturally, getting 4 of the 5 injectors out was easy enough, but number 5 is now showing a couple of battle scars from the sharp end of a cold chisel, but t did what it was told in the end.

It's not a hard job, and you can easily do it without draining any coolant. What you can't do however, at least, not without a substantial ultrasonic bath, is clean the inlet manifold to any great degree.

This annoyed me, but at least there's a little more grunt around 3,800 RPM but much more importantly, the little nag light doesn't come on.
I won't pretend that there's any other major differences, but I still feel fractionally better as a result.

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