A new project has been acquired. This red beauty is a Volvo V70 model year 2004 and has the 210 horsepower engine. It has rolled quite a bit, a full 44,000 almost 45,000 thousand miles. But for a Volvo that has been looked after and always serviced, 40,000 miles is not that much. This is also the first Volvo I've owned that has an automatic transmission. In this video, we go through some flaws that this Volvo has and that will be fixed in the future.
In the video, we also go through how to maintain your winter car with small, simple means. In winter time, it is the meanest season for all car owners. Partly because of all the salt on the roads, but also some things on the car that break easily. With a passenger compartment heater, you not only save on fuel, but also the car's engine feels much better when you avoid the worst cold starts.
Those of you who fill the washer fluid container with water in the summer have a great risk now in sub-zero degrees that the container will freeze to pieces. So fill the washer reservoir with proper washer fluid.

In winter and minus degrees, sometimes the doors can freeze. This can also cause the door moldings to be destroyed. A simple way to protect the doors and door moldings on the car is to lubricate the moldings with silicone or, as we show in the video, a special agent for door moldings and rubber parts.

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