Loosen the lug nuts a bit. Put the car up on jack stands. Take off the tires. Take off the brake caliper. Now the rotors should come off. If they are stubburn, hit them with a rubber mallet or 2x4. Collapse the piston on the caliper and replace the pads( lithium grease the slide areas) Put your new rotors on, reinstall the brake caliper, put your tire back on and your done. Re-torque the lug nuts after 25 miles.
i have volvo v70 2001 she has abs lights come one for the last six weeks now my car wont start at all can the abs cause some think like that. thanks
how do you remove the rear brake rotor on a 2000 Volvo v70 awd
Replace the ABS module - from what I read it will cost about 900 bucks
In the '99 V70, its under the front hood between the windshield and left front wheel well.
the check engine light goes on and all the other lights ABS, brake, trac keep coming on and going off
Code P0154 means "Speed signal from ABS unit does not contain correct data. Possible DTC in ABS module."
how to change alternator on 2000 volvo s80
http://volvospeed.com/Repair/s80cfc.php
I'm not sure that this will help with your '06 V70 but it certainly helped me with my '04 V70. Check out the following document: http://new.volvocars.com/ownersdocs/2004/2004_V70/04v70_08a.htm
you can find it in your luggage box between front seats.simply open it and in front side there will be a cap with OBDII letters on it.
The battery in the key fob of a Volvo v70 is changed by opening the case with a penny or nickel. The battery can then be taken out and a new battery slid into position.
every 3-4 thousand miles