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First time DIY... all did NOT go to plan!

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Old Oct 3rd, 2021, 20:49   #19
Bob Meadows
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Hi Alan:~
The reason I mention it is that the 240 has a top fill plug & a lower drain one.
Both are notorious for removal- I'm convinced Volvo locked these in place as they stated no oil change schedules for normal mileage use.

The way I removed them had been with heat to breakdown the thread lock and then as you say a long heavy chisel & a lump hammer (the chisel needs to be carefully positioned and at the correct angle) the 240 is difficult for access to the top drain plug because of the tunnel housing- but it can be done- deep breath & one descent hit started the release.

Once removed a larger hex nut has been welded onto both plugs- the next owner will love it!
Regards Bob.
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