You take off the panel that covers the speaker. Then you pull out the speaker. Then you reach in and turn the socket of the bulb and it will come out. When you take them out I always put a mark on which side was facing me so it is easier to put it back in. It can be a pain but you should be able to do it.

I was just told that to replace mine in 1998 V70 would $4000K; which sems hideous and is why I'm checking the internet! That sounds like the cost to replace the Cylinder Head as well. A head gasket should cost about $1500 to replace.

OBD II codes regarding emissions component failure on Volvo V70 can involve multiple systems. The first step should be identifying the exact service error codes from the vehicles OBD port. Emission service codes can come from catalytic converter low efficiency, failed oxygen sensors, bad EGRs, ignition misfires, and faulty evaporative system parts.

The reset button is the black plastic stick next to the odometer. You hold it down for at least 2 seconds. Now if you want to reset the trip odometer that is on the selector switch lower right corner on the instrument panel.

Trouble code P1618 means: Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) in another control module

I have a 1998 v70 XC, AWD, when you hook the battery up and the blinkers start blinking and won't stop you put your key in the door lock and lock the door. Then you wait til the rear blinkers stop then open the door. the Blinkers should stop and you can start your car

In a ......? Have no idea if it's even possible or how much for a price. Because you have yet to give the car that it will be accomplished on. It's always pretty expensive regardless of the car. Going from and Automatic to a Manual will be very expensive unless you have a donor car for parts. Without a donor car for parts, I would not attempt this unless you have plenty of money.

All this work is done from under the car. There are two sensors on the S70. One is called the upstream( located higher up on the exhaust manifold) and the other would be the downstream. They are located on the exhaust pipe prior to the cat. converter. Unscrew the sensor (need to borrow a special tool) and follow the wire up around the engine to a small connector. Be sure to use anti-seize grease around the threads of the new O2 sensor(s). rcal13a@yahoo.com

there are controlls located on the right dide of the seat under the front that allows you to move back and fourth, there's a wheel adjuster on the right back side that andusts the back of the seat and under the front lefs adjusts the tilt