I've mostly used impact guns and in one case on a roadside emergency, a breaker bar against the gutter and the starter motor.

DCW242

What colour and material of front seats?

Beige either fabric or leather!!

    ramrod

    https://ozvolvo.org/discussion/comment/168877#Comment_168877

    Use the right tool for the job

    Yep. Totally agree.

      The correct tool for the job can be got from FCP for less than the price of a pub dinner for 2.

      https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/volvo-counterhold-tool-240-740-760-780-940-tools-9995284

        Major Ledfoot

        The correct tool for the job can be got from FCP for less than the price of a pub dinner for 2.

        https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/volvo-counterhold-tool-240-740-760-780-940-tools-9995284

        Yeah, found it here as well :

        https://www.ozwidetools.com.au/volvo-crankshaft-pulley-holder~2621

          Dont really see the point when you can get the job done without but hey

            JamesM

            Dont really see the point when you can get the job done without but hey

            You cannot get the job done PROPERLY without it.

            Tell us, how are you planning on tightening the crank pulley bolt to it's specified torque value of 60Nm plus 60°?

                ramrod

                https://ozvolvo.org/discussion/comment/168949#Comment_168949

                You cannot get the job done PROPERLY without it.

                Tell us, how are you planning on tightening the crank pulley bolt to it's specified torque value of 60Nm plus 60°?

                A rattle gun or a power bar usually does the trick

                  The real world spec for the crank bolt is Loctite plus FT.

                  I prefer using torque wrenches and the correct tools when I work which means a perfect job. Yous guys don't but doing so helps me sleep well

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