Volvo S40

Turn ignition key to the 1st position, and then push and hold the trip meter reset stem, then, while continuing to hold the trip meter pushed in, and after no more than 2 seconds, turn the ignition key to the 2nd position and continue to hold the trip meter reset pushed in until the service light begins flashing. Once it begins flashing, you can release the trip meter. You may also get an audible signal when complete.

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With the ignition off, press and hold in the reset button for the trip odometer, then turn the ignition on. Hold the trip odometer reset button until the service reminder indicator starts flashing (about 10 seconds). Release the reset button for the trip odometer within 4 seconds.

Every 50,000 miles.

The PCV valve on a 2004 Volvo S40 is located on the engine crankcase. It is a small rubber valve.

-- Thoroughly identify all of the radio's functions that are operating normally
and those functions that have failed.

-- With the help of those two lists as guides, identify the radio's subsystem that has
ceased normal operation and, if possible, the component or components within that
subsystem that have failed.

-- Repair or replace the failed component/s, or the faulted subsystem, or the radio itself,
according as is appropriate after estimating the cost and time to repair or replace in the
specific case of the root cause identified.

There are two. To trace these looks for the yellow fire resistant wrapped wires at the firewall at back of engine compartment. The front O2 sensor runns from there to the a point below on the exhaust manifold and seat in just at the "throat" of the Cat converter. The "rear " O2 sensor continues down and is seated "after" the Cat Converter. Gat the O2 sensor removal wrench and open end wrench much like a plummers faucet wrench that will access the O2 sensors. Makes the job that must easeier to remove the O2 sensors.

Open the hood. Near the front of the turn signal assembly there is a Phillips head screw. Loosen but do not remove the screw; it releases the front of the assembly. You then need to pull forward to release the pin holding the rear of the assembly.

Reverse the above to replace the assembly.

Yes, you can. Premium is recommended, but not required. If you intend to keep the car for a long period of time, the engine will operate better with premium.

On my 2001 as all I belive it is above,next the drivers rt knee next to the center console Rt hand drive. You have to kneel on the ground to find it, after many hook ups I use the force to plug it in , LOL By Dag III

With filter 2.1 Qts

I would Google the make, model and year of your car...and see how much a replacement engine (new and used) would cost. Then I would ask the repair shop how much they charge to change out an engine. I would ask...if the 5k is an installed price for the engine..assuming it's the engine that needs repaired..you were very vague...the repair shop a breakdown on the engine price and the labor charge The other way to answer your question is financial. You have no influence over the $8000 owed on a loan so ignore that for now. Your decision rests with whether to sell or repair the car. What is the value of the dead car now and repaired? If the repair raises the value by $5000, then by all means have it fixed. You then have use of the car and can always sell and recoup your $5000. The $8000 comes into the picture if you don't have the cashflow to make the payments and make the repair - hopefully you have access to cash to keep your options open. Good luck!

S40 Engine code B4184S Maximum head bolt length 158mm Stage 1. 20Nm Stage 2. 60Nm Stage 3. + 130 degrees.

The manual on the 2004.5 5cyl s40 Volvo says every 7500 miles

I have heard 145 MPH but I'm not brave enough to test that out on mine!!!

EBay Pulse is a good tool to use and find out the keywords with the most number of searches by buyers. Go to eBay Pulse at http://pulse.ebay.com to see the top ten most popular searches. The most popular searches are also given for each category.

put car in park. loosen lug nuts on flat tire. jack car up just high enough to remove flat tire. remove lug nuts. remove flat tire. replace with new tire. put lug nuts back on and tighten. lower jack. drive away

In the 2011 Volvo S40, the hood release lever is located on the driver's side, near the left side of the footwell, close to the door. It is a small, pull-type lever marked with a hood icon. Pulling this lever will release the hood latch, allowing you to open the hood. After that, you’ll need to release the secondary latch under the hood to fully lift it.