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How do i change a Volvo 960 cabin air filter?
On US market 960s from 1995 on, there is no interior cabin filter.
What is the recommended mileage for replacing the timing belt in a Volvo 960?
Hi,30,000 up to 1993,40,000 93 on. On US market 960s from 1995 on, the service interval for the timing belt is 70k.
Where is the transmission dip stick located on a 1995 Volvo 960?
stand in front of the car and its right at the back on the right you need a long 1/2 inch square drive socket extension to reach it almost at the bottom of the hole there push the square end into the top turn it till the corner of the flat sides is in line with the spring arm holding it in and it will pull out On 1995 and later 960s, there is no transmission dipstick. Level must be checked at the fitting on the transmission. thats strange as my 1995 and 1997 models BOTH have dipsticks That is odd.. My 1996 doesn't have one, nor is it mentioned in the owners manual. I did neglect to mention that mine is a 3.0 liter US model.
How do you fill the transmission on your 1996 Volvo 960 There is no dipstick?
There is a transmission dipstick on the Volvo 960 (in the UK the 960 has a 3 litre engine - though I believe that in the States the car is known as the 940).Open the bonnet (hood) and stand at the front. Locate the OIL dipstick on the right as you look at the engine. Draw an imaginary line from you to the OIL dipstick -then to the bulkhead. The transmission dipstick is located an arms-length down from where the imaginary line hits the bulkhead. It's awkward to find and not easy to access.The transmission oil dipstick has a yellow top (you will probably need a flashlight to peer down and see it) with a square recess. The square recess is designed to take a 3/8 LONG extension bar to pull it out. The dipstick is actually held in place by a spring-clip.Alternatively, you can crawl underneath the car from the left hand side - driver side in the States, Passenger side in the UK...) and remove the dipstick by reaching up. This is probably the easiest option.There's a couple of photos of the transmission dipstick location on my website www.glennsmart.btinternet.co.uk Click on 'Volvo 960' from the drop down menu.On 1995 and later US market 960s, there is no transmission dipstick. "Logic" at the time was that you NEVER had to change the transmission fluid. We now know this to be faulty "logic". Fluid must be filled from a fitting on the upper side of the transmission.
Where is flasher relay 93 Volvo 960?
Fuse Locations. See the following diagrams for fuse locations in 740/940 and some 760/all 960 cars:740/940 Fuse Locations 960 Fuse LocationsRelay Locations. See Michael Ponte's excellent illustrations below to identify relays in 740/940 cars. To access relays, remove the snap-on cover over the cigarette lighter, then remove the two screws securing the storage box. Remove the box and you will see the relay tray behind the fuses.In 960 cars, the relays are in the same location but mounted on a vertical relay board.Relay Identification in UK 760 Model. [Query] I need the relay identification on the relays which are located on the side of the transmission tunnel under the plastic panel in the passenger footwell compartment. These relays are labeled A,B,C,D,E,etc. No disrespect ,but please do not refer to the ones in the compartment behind the ashtray because I do not have that model. [Response: Steve] In my 1990 760gle United Kingdom model the relays are A: main lighting(part); B: motronic/jetronic relay; C: central locking relay; D: foglamp relay; E: main lighting relay(part); F: bulb failure warning relay (front); G: overdrive relay; J: power boost relay; K: rear wiper delay relay; L:windscreenwiper delay relay; M: seat belt warning relay. A, B, F, J, L, and M are permanently attached to the board.In 92-94 US spec 960s, the flasher relay is built into the hazard light switch in the dash. I would assume this would be the same in all markets, but that may not be the case.
How did Muslims take control after the fall of the roman world?
The Muslims did not take control after the fall of the Roman world. The Muslims, or better the Arabs, conquered Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt and eastern Libya, seizing them from the Byzantine Empire. The Byzantines retook Lebanon, northern Palestine and part of Syria in the 960s and 970s and lost them when in the 1080s when they were defeated in the Byzantine-Seljuk Wars with the Seljuk Turks. The Byzantine Empire continued to exist until 1453. Byzantine Empire is a term which has been coined by historians to indicate the eastern part of the Roman Empire after the fall of the western part. The Romans did not use this term, they called it Roman Empire or Romania (this referred to this empire and not the country which was later called Romania). The term Byzantine is derived from Byzantium, the Greek city which was redeveloped, turned into the imperial capital of the eastern part of the Roman Empire and renamed Constantinople by the emperor Constantine the Great in 330. It is used to indicate the fact that not long after the fall of the west, this empire became centred on Greece and Greek in character after it lost most of its non-Greek territories. Greek replaced Latin as the official language of this empire in 620, some 150 years after the fall of the west.
