How To Replace ALL 5 Engine Mounts Euro 3 D5/T5 - DIY Volvo V70 S60 XC90 S80 P2 Vacuum Front Rear
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2021
- I had quite a lot of shaking inside the car like a ferry idling in the dock. After finally getting the Timing Belt and Water Pump done it was time to get on with all 5 engine mounts.
The parts I used were:
Front Vacuum Mount: Volvo 30680751
Rear Vacuum Mount: Febi 22673 (Volvo 30741397)
Right Side Engine Mount: Febi 22687 (Volvo 30748811)
Upper Engine Mount/ Sway Bar: Firstline FEM4123 (Volvo 30645447, 30776354)
Torque Rod/ Gearbox Mount: Febi 22711 (Volvo 30680750)
The reason the parts are mismatched is I was originally quoted for all FEBI parts totalling around £220 however since Brexit (?) all prices appear to have increased and the front vacuum mount was double the price of the rear vacuum mount. I couldn't see a difference between the two so I asked my local motor factors and Volvo Parts (Mill North East Volvo) on eBay however neither could answer correctly. The rear mount has an extra piece of rubber on the bottom where the front doesn't. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
This is by far the best video tutorial regarding auto repair that I have seen on CZcams. I appreciate the clear instructions, the clarity of the video, and the exceptional camera angles. Also, I want to really thank you for not making us watch you screw and unscrew every single bolt from start to finish like other videos do! By the way, you just saved me $1200 by providing me the confidence to do the engine mount replacements myself. Well done!
Really glad to help and thank you very much for sharing the feedback. Glad you saved some money and hope you continue to do so in the future!
Приезжай в Россию, тебе и не такое покажут
@@IAMASPANNER I need your help, do you know the part number or where I can get a replacement bolt at 5:22 in your video? Thank you
As a former Volvo mechanic I advise you to fix your oil leaks. They wil eat your new rubber mounts in no time. Keep the good work 💪🏼.
Hopefully when I have current projects out of the way. I think it needs a new steering rack before anything else!
That happened to me
What oil leak? Car was pristine clean under the bonnet
Do you know if the engine mounts are identical for the petrol and diesel models? I can only find mounts for the petrol engine online
23:50
Not sure why some berk has downvoted this, had a brand new genuine rear lower vacuum mount for my XC70 D5 sat around for ages and this has given me the nudge i need to get it done. Top vid, thanks.
I had a pair of new vacuum mounts in the car for 3 years! So glad I’ve finally got through all the jobs this year including the timing belt. Thanks for the comment and hope you got yours sorted too🤞
Excellent clip. Thanks for filming in such detail. Could see clearly where they go and how they're fitted. Showing the difference between old and new, front and rear made me realize I may have put all front mounts in mine instead of a proper rear unit. Thanx a mill.
Really glad to help!
Also I might add after reading the comments by myself find this a very detailed video showing anybody can do it with good old-fashioned tools you don't need air tools however they are handy
I’m glad it’s easy enough to follow and genuinely hope it saves many plenty of money!
Sweet man, sweet! I'm tackling this in a day or two, and you've just made the job a lot easier!
Glad to help and good luck with the job!
Finally proper video about engine mounts, I have S60 D5 but everything looks the same. Thanks👍
Everything will be exactly the same on the S60 of the same year, just the larger cars may have some variations.
Your vids are so helpful - even if you show something my v70 doesn’t have an issue with, it’s still very entertaining.
That’s very kind and I’m glad you’re watching them!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Often 2 hands are not even enough to reach bolts so holding a camera while working on the car is not fun.
This video gives me all the answers i was looking for on this task, liked and subscribed!
Have a nice day.
Thanks very much for the comment and I’m very glad to help! It’s not easy and the recording/editing takes a significant amount of time.
Thanks Tolly for the comprehensive how to !
Glad to help Oleg!
Great video, i've just bought a 2005 V70 D5 so this video is super helpful.
Best video on Volvo motor mount replacement. Thank you!
That’s very kind George, thank you! 🙏
This is a great video. Well explained, precise and realistic using tools most have access to and in similar working conditions.
I have a 700k + S80 project with the old TDI engine and I need to look into the main mounts, after I noticed that the top and lower torque ones are worn.
Thank you! I think your car is one I saw advertised and then shared about on Twitter. I was interested but unfortunately I don’t have space for more than 4 cars currently so I have to be “sensible”. That’s impressive especially for the VW engine, I had a 2000 2.5 TDI before this V70 but unfortunately the timing belt stripped 6 teeth at 207k.
@@IAMASPANNER that’s the one. Yes, I know the feeling as I have been in the same boat before.
This is on its second engine; the first one went at 350k when the cambelt got damaged by a piece of debris. The current one was a factory reconditioned that is now on 370k. I just had all belts and tensioners replaced for piece of mind, but still loads to do in that car which I’m also recording and uploading as I go along.
Keep up the good work!
Brilliant. My xc90 decided to leak oil today from the bell housing very near to the mount that you mentioned was causing the metallic sound. I also had the metallic sound too today. RAC chap mentioned that this mount was goosed. Didn’t realise just how simple this one was to replace. Assuming that it’s just a plug that was thrown possibly due to excess vibration due to mount, I think I may be okay. Again, thanks!
Thanks Paul, you’re very welcome and I’m glad you got to the bottom of the problem on your car 👍
Thank You very much,Sir,from Bulgaria.
Not so often to see so detailed explained and shown.
Plan to buy Volvo with this engine,previously had my Russian 30 years old car which was a "teacher"for me.And now looking to learn for this one.
Amazing job.I appreciate Your help!
You're very welcome Dimitrov, I hope you find a great car!
@@IAMASPANNER Thank You,Sir.
Great video mate well done. I done my apprenticeship with Volvo. Your videos remind me of the days I spent with volvo well 👍
Thanks Matty that’s very kind, thanks for taking the time to leave feedback 😊
@@IAMASPANNER great to see your sticking with the v70 too! Many would see 300k and run. Personally the higher the better! Are you on Instagram?
I’ve just disabled it for a while but I’m on Twitter @tolly_swift, I’ll be back on IG later on in the year @tollyswift.
Fantastic. I just bought a 222000 mile 2003 d5 v70 and had the low rpm vibration. What a great video young man. Imediate subscribe to your channel buddy
Thank you very much, I hope you enjoy your new purchase. I bought mine on 232k and it’s just done 313k now coming up to 7 years now. Always a job to do on it though!
Very nice video! I did the top mount last fall on my 2005 facelift D5 XC70 and it's time to do all the rest @ almost 202K miles...:) Your video is very helpful and easy to follow - kudos!..:)
Thank you, very glad to help! Good luck when you do the job!
@@IAMASPANNER Thanks Tolly - sadly I do not have a garage and the parking areas for my two XC70's is an incline so not good - hence I'll have to farm the work out. Still knowing how it should be done is always useful and valuable - thanks again!..:)
Very good and informativ video! Thanks!
Nice explanations, and great video work!
Thanks for the feedback 👍
Done on my Volvo XC70 P2 2006
Back engine mount it was a pain, on the end I cut the top bolt couple mm to be able to go in. I lift the engine maximum as possible but I think the aftermarket engine mount it was a bit bigger.
Everything done on maximum 8 hours with no experience before.
Many thanks!
John
Well done John and thank you for sharing your experience. All the best 👍
Just gonna do this job great clear video. 👌 Fair old oil leak there chap.
Good luck! Oil leaks will be addressed soon, just building up the motivation.
Thanks a lot for this guide.
It's really helps a lot.
You’re very welcome, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! 👍
excellent video!
Great video
The vacuum mounts will seat them selves mate 👍
You are so good at explaining this job. I like your video better then FCP euro because it doesn't have to squeeze the whole job into a short video. I will probably watch your video and FCP euro's.
Thanks, I’m very glad to help, good luck with the job!
Good job, Sir!
Very nice tutorial indeed! Thanks a lot.
Very glad to help Sami 👍
The good news about the petrol ones is they are the same part front and back and no vacuum
great video 👋
Great video. a lot calmer than I would be finding I'd got to remove what I'd just put back on....I think this id the problem with my 2002 V70XC, clunking from drivers side when going over bumps in drive (tracK) in morning when engine cold. I thought it might be anti roll bar bushes, as I just replaced the control arm bushes and steering track rod end etc seemed all good. I cannot understand why the clunking.... which is quite a CLUNK....CLUNK..disappears when engine is hot? Hey Ho.... we will see Keep up the good work.... Good Luck to you..Thanks
As usual...the best.
Thanks, as always clear instructions 👍 I think your little one needs some attention 😂
Great video, would like to know why the two downvotes!? I thought the guy's calm presenting attitude was fantastic, and the camera angles were brilliant
Thanks for the feedback James, can't please everyone and I know I misname components a lot when making videos!
@@IAMASPANNER Brilliant video, but it may be things like when you say "two strong jackstands" but proceed to show you pinned one with what seems to be the most anorexic screw driver in your kit and the other with a hex tool xD
@@Ry8ean maybe so, I didn’t think anything of it but I can assure you they could take many tonnes more. My personal equipment is lacking still because I tend to use my friends workshop for the big jobs. Still saving up for my own car workshop!
Great video, very clear, thanks.
I want to know if this improved the vibration? I just changed 3 of the 5 mounts (the two hydraulic and the torque), the other top and right were changed almost 3 years ago. After changing those 3 mounts the car is chaking at idle much more than before. The vibrations are even worse when i start to release the clutch to go back (the car is manual, euro 4, 2006). Thanks for your help!
thank you for this great video. with your help i changed all the mounts today, the car is now way more smooth on start up and gear changes. the clunking from the front left still persists tho, onto new struts and strut mounts :)
You’re very welcome Tristan and thanks for taking the time to comment! The clunking that you have, is it by any chance when you turn on full lock something sort of moves that shouldn’t move? Mine is doing something odd lately but practically all the front suspension is new.
@@IAMASPANNER the car clunks over smaller low speed bumps, preferrably while turning. happens more frequently when the engine is up to operating temp. thats why i suspected the engine mounts to be the culprit. i changed the end links last year for quality lemförder parts, so i dont think those are my issue. I'll get some new struts and mounts ordered up in the near future and we'll see :) old volvos never get boring!
@@tristan8243 mine seems to be when I turn on full lock right so I’m thinking it probably is just one of the struts making the noise as everything else is now. Had it over an inspection pit on the shaker plates and couldn’t see play anywhere.
@@tristan8243 update?
@@AquaLady153 new front strut mounts and a new right ball joint fixed all the clunking. the car drives like a dream now. i suspect the worn out ball joint was the real culprit, it had lots of play.
Good video! ..one hand😮!
Thanks, it’s not easy sometimes!
Thanks indeed. Mine were way overdue replacement, and I found some tw*t had reused a fractured vacuum elbow piece on it in, who knows when?
Gracias por poner el código de las piezas en la descripción 👍👍 buen vídeo!
Thanks for the comment, glad to help!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Nice vid . How did the car drive before and after
Hi There, great video, do you need to take off the side engine mounts so you can jack up the engine to replace the front vacuum mount ? Thanks Ted.
merci pour cette vidéo
Brilliant
What did you plug your engine mount vacuum line with? I need to do the same
Nice!
Hey Tolly, did you torque to yield or are there specific numbers you used for the hardware? Great video, by the way. Concise and easy to follow and take notes for own application.
Hi Chris, I just tightened by hand to where I thought, you get a feel for you tight different size bolts need to be after a while. Thank you, glad the video helped 👍
So I just did this job on my 05 xc90. I replaced the front right mount first (near the crank pulley). When I had the jack up the motor to replace the rear pad (which was a PITA), I ended up damaging the new front mount in the process. Recommend doing that mount after doing the pads.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I think I’d leave the top nut loose on the front mount until the rear was done although I am surprised to hear it would damage it unless it was jacked up quite a lot.
@@IAMASPANNER actually. You’re right. It didn’t damage it. I thought that cause the suv had a weird fast shake at idle. I pulled the mount just yesterday and it was fine. Now I have to hunt for the issue. I tell ya, I’m done with European cars. Japanese only from here on in. The xc90 fights me on everything. Pretty over it
Do you have a before and after video of the way the car drove before and after the mounts were replaced
Thank You for very helpful video! I have an issue , when changing gears in that moment my volvo has some shake ? I'm driving 2003 model ,maybe need to change engine mounts to fix this ?
Thank you for the feedback, you’re very welcome! I’d need more information to guess the issue but a good one to start with is the mount between the subframe and gearbox, when they go they cause a metallic clunk when the engine rocks from changing gear.
A little job for me soon then. Thanks for making it look easy. PS Ebay £150 for the set of 5
I did three of the five today, Have you removed your turbo actuator already as mine was in the way. Also the one by the wheel, What a bitch so still have two to do. Does the front sphere need to be unbolted as well to do the rear sphere??
It will help to have the front one loose as you need to jack the engine up to get them out. I wouldn't like to use anything less than Febi or genuine Volvo although I haven't tried any of the cheaper ones.
Cheers pal
your cleaning, is like you never touched a wipe on it! still giving you a like tho...
My engine bay used to be immaculate, I even polished the rocker cover. This is a genuine daily work car I’ve used for the last 8 years so cleaning can be low priority sometimes. Appreciate the feedback 👍
Gotta say, this vid is a godsend. I've just had all four delivered today after having changed the top three this weekend and I am chomping at the bit to get at it. Despite getting home 3 minutes before sunset, I think I'll go ahead and try tackling the right hand one and the torque bas as soon as I get home. Maybe even the front if I still have light. Also, does anyone have a good explanation as to why the vacuum lines are connected to engine mounts?
The vacuum is applied at idle to stiffen up the mounts and vibrate the car less as far as I know. I’ve had mine disconnected since I bought the car so have no idea how effective they may be but my car improved massively after replacing them all. Hope everything went ok with the mounts!
What's wrong with the old lower rear motor mount? Can you show in a video?
I have a 2011 Volvo s80 I6 engine. Is it the same for my car? Thank you
Thank you. This is so informative and a lot of the mounts don't look too complicated to replaced. I watched a video on how to take out rusty bolts, I feel it would be helpful for anyone doing this job. Also does wire brushing damage the metal?
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Glad to help! 3 of them are very easy to be honest. If you’re asking if the bolts or the car get damaged from wire brushing then no it’s fine.
Just changing the top mount helps a lot when your D5 shakes. That mount is on there to dampen vibrations especially when idling.
I’ve just driven mine without the sway bar and top mount attached and it clonks when changing gear so it perhaps does more than we think. Not load bearing but clearly stopping a lot of sway.
@@IAMASPANNER ok got it so thats what this mount does then.
Keeping the engine steady while the bottom mounts bear the weight.
I changed mine for a brand new one because it was just ~45€ and while idling the engine was vibrating a fair bit so people told me to just changed the top mount and doing so helped me with that.
@@alouisschafer7212 definitely worth changing, they do wear quite quickly.
Great video, very comprehensive! Unfortunately for the gasoline T5s the front and rear mounts are much more difficult to replace since there is hardly any room to work, unless you are an octopus...
There are two different part numbers for front and rear mounts but SKANDIX just suggests two of the non vacuum mounts (same pn) be used (by blocking the vacuum pipes apparently).
It would be helpful if someone in the know could confirm this is OK in the comments.
Hello odissea. I have the same problem with the rear mount. I dont know which should i buy to Skandix my volvo is d5...
Seems you are working on the upper Motor mount. Can you make a video and show wthat's wrong with the upper motor mount? On mine, you can take the middle piece out of the mount. I guess it should not come out.
Que torque usaste para cada soporte ??
Hello, what's the metal wire supposed to do on the motor mount for the rear and front of the engine?
I have no idea!
Hi Tolly as always your vids are a very great help i would like your advice on a set of mounts i have just bought for my 05 XC90 they are from MaXpeedingRODS and cost £102 for the complete set inc del they look quite good quality but the engine mounts have no vac mounts does this matter ???
Hi Chas, that is VERY cheap indeed. They must be the solid conversion ones you can get. Obviously they won’t stiffen as intended with the originals but if you do fit then make sure you block the vacuum lines because they’ll stop your turbo working if left unplugged.
@@IAMASPANNER thanks mate as previous they look pretty good quality and for the price it's worth a punt 😉
Hi Tolly an update on those cheap parts it has taken me this long to get a refund off the company as ALL the parts were incorrect and did not fit me XC90 i had to but proper mounts individually in the end ie Corteco so a lesson learned DONT buy cheap cheap :-(
Did you suffer any adverse effect from disconnecting the vacuum mounts? Mine are worn out, which probably relates to an intermittent error on the turbo actuator
Hi Tom, not if you block the ends of the pipes. If the mounts are cracked or the pipes are left unblocked it stops the turbo working because the vacuum is required for the turbo actuator.
The lower torque mount on mine also was rattling when accelerating. I bought a new one - still the same. I ended up rotating the middle metal part around so the plate with the hole in the middle is not up but instead down. No rattling noise from that point on.
I thought the metal that goes over the mount can only go one way because of the vacuum connection?
@@IAMASPANNER Torque mount - gearbox mount. Not the vacuum mount.
@@skerymovy2 my apologies for not reading properly but the mention of moving the metal made me think it was the rear vacuum mount. How very strange that it was causing a rattle for you even after changing. Mine made a racket when accelerating before I changed them but no problem after.
Great video, thanks a lot. I just change all engine mounts with your helpfull video. I have little problem, before i change them the vibration inside the car was average, after this change the vibrations are bigger do you have some thoughts or ideas from where could this coming from? Thanks in advance!
Thanks Teo, did you switch to solid mounts, and did you use good quality parts? The rubber compound could be harder transmitting more vibration to the car.
I'm not switch to solid they are vacuum mounts and also check the vacuum valve and the pipes. The quality of the parts is interesting case it is possible reason for this problem, but after few days of driving the vibrations weaken, only has some strange noise like resonant buzzzzing on 1300 to 1900 rpm no matter it is parking or drive. I'm start thinking about some displacemnet of the exhaust manifold while i lift the engine. Not sure is this possible? I will try to check while holding these revs which part causes this resonance.
Hi there. Where is the REAR Mount vacuum hose coming from? I have mine disconnected and it would really help to know from where should it be coming from. Thank you
The vacuum pump at the rear right of the engine, it has a T piece that splits back to front then another one that splits between the front mount and the boost control valve.
Is the rear and front mount different? All parts store around me say it's the same. Don't wanna be in the middle of the change and have the wrong part.
Hi Jalen, I address this at the beginning of the video. The mounts are the same except for an extra piece of rubber on the rear mount.
I've changed the rear and front engine/gearbox mounts. Upper and side mount (including the small bushings that attach to the chassis near the strut mounts) were changed last year (~10K km ago). The engine still moves in the chassis quite a lot. I can make it rock sideways by just pushing on the fender while the car is parked. While going over speed bumps you can feel the engine "jumps" under the hood. Is it normal? What are your experience with this?
I have no experience with this but it doesn’t sound right. So you can see the engine rock from side to side by wobbling the car? There should be movement but nothing excessive that feels like it jumps over speed bumps. Are your subframe bolts all tight?
@@IAMASPANNER Hello. Yes the bolts are tight. I did check it myself with torque wrench. All is as per spec. I will try to change the right side engine mount. It looks like this is responsible for controlling the sideways motion.
Quick question. I’m replacing the mounts on mine very soon, so it is worth having the vacuum lines connected? Mine have been blanked off, so I’ll be testing the boost control valve and replace the vacuum pipes as they are all blanked off.
I’ve never had them connected to know whether it’s much better but it should be. They firm up as you rev and soften at idle so on my car it’s probably not as smooth as it could be once revving. On mine the plastic connector bits broke. Problem is if they fail it stops your turbo working so I just leave them blanked.
@@IAMASPANNER good to know. I replaced mine a few days ago and they seem to be working. Very slight vibration at idle, but less than before. And no more judder when pulling away.
@@GentilsGarage juddering when pulling away would more likely be from the mount between the gearbox and subframe I think.
Nice🇮🇪☘️
I have a 2003 2.5t all wheel drive do these Mount shown here on your video are they the same that I will need to purchase
I’m not sure on that one but if you use a local parts distributor or euro car parts, give them your registration and they sort you out. Alternatively try Volvo direct.
What wheels are those??
This might be too late for you to see, but is it okay mid-term to leave the vacuum line blocked? I've got the same issue with the vacuum mounts but can't afford the pair right now
Hi Dan, yes that’s fine in fact I’ve never had mine connected in all honesty! 👍
@IAMASPANNER amazing that'll save me some money then! Turbo seems way more responsive now I've plugged the line! Pretty much every repair I've done to my D5 has been via your videos, although I'm only on a measly 241,500 miles.....
Can you use normal petrol engine mounts with no vacuum and just blank the lines
I think that is possible but I’d check the forums.
I just completed 4 of the 5 mounts on my 01 v70 t5. The front vacuum mount was missing the bottom 14mm bolt.. which was most of my noise/problem. Did every mount except the rear, I can’t seem to get a wrench on the bottom bolt. Sway bar seems to be in the way. I’ll try a spanner on it in a few days but the car feels like a dream now. 260k miles and going
That’s great Michael, glad to hear it. I hope you get the fifth mount sorted. I bought my V70 on 232k so I hope yours will go on for many years!
@@IAMASPANNER I got it done yesterday! Did what you did and removed the exhaust hanger bracket and I was BARELY able to get a wrench in there. The Downpipe made it quite difficult but it’s done!
Fix those leaks ! I want to see another 100k out of that thing
@@TronCasio well done for persisting! Hope it was worth it.
@@TronCasio I’d like to see another 100k too. Heater matrix just burst so got even more work to do now!
Gonna do the front gearbox mount today I think, mine is completely rubber free now and it’s just metal on metal, might be why my gearbox is shifting so bad
Good luck, hope the job went well 👍
@@IAMASPANNERim doing it right now, didn’t have time on Monday but damn the bolts r tight 😂😅
@@IAMASPANNERworked, thank you for your video! Ima see how to change the front and back ones, if they’re diy-able I’ll buy them as well, as I got a lot of vibration and a terrible metallic grinding noise when starting to accelerate, hoped it was just the gearbox one but the new didn’t fix the problem
Im about to do this job on my v70 2005 2.4 d5 automatic
Are my mounts the same?
Great video by the way 👍
Should be
They should be the same if your engine cover is plain black. I think even the Euro 4 ones are the same.
Do we need to tighten the bolts to a certain torque using a torque wrench?
There are torques settings for the bolts but I’ve never used them and never have any issues.
Mate, how was the car on the test drive after this? Considerable better??
Yes, especially at idle when the car used to shake like when the start the engines on a ferry.
By the way, do you might have a clue why my d5244T is so hard to start? Glow plugs are okay.
I have this problem and it wouldn’t surprise me if it’s a loss of pressure in the fuel system after the high pressure fuel pump. I won’t know the exact cause unless I ever replace the high pressure pump and possibly the injectors.
@@IAMASPANNER I just rewatched this and saw my comment, it was a fuel pump issue indeed. IMO you’re a p2 god
@@seesikopter that’s great if you got sorted, so did you change the high pressure fuel pump and it fixed the problems?
@@IAMASPANNER it was the pump in the tank. My das replaced that bcs he thought the old one was broken with a cheap aftermarket one
After listening closely we didn’t hear a hum, when I changed the fuel filter I think I killed the vacuum that sucked the fuel into the High pressure pump. After then taking the original pump and applying 12v to it it started working. So we put that one in again and the fuel problem, at least this, is gone. I now got a lot of can issues and a lot of issues regarding fuel pressure in the rail.
Another issue I had was wrong values from fuel gauge and also that the pump in the tank blocked the flap that secures the fuel to not spill into the pipe. You can imagine how fun it was to fill the tank up again 😂
I’ll have to see if I got the pump seals working, cuz I had filled my tank a lot of times and next day there was diesel all under the car… but your videos are so helpful and informative👍🏼 love watching them
@@seesikopter Thanks for the update, glad my videos are helping. Mine is taking every longer to start, I’ve never had a problem when replacing the fuel filter on mine but from experience on other cars it’s a complete nightmare when there’s no lift pump and you lose the vacuum. I hope you get sorted!
ONLY HAVE TO UNSCREW THE THREE BOLTS ON FRONT ENGINE MOUNT BRACKET TAKE BRACKET WITH MOUNT AND ALL TOGETHER, A LOT EASIER AND QUICKER
I've seen the bolts as I did remove them when changing the gearbox, they're not very easy to get a tool onto depending what tools you have.
I got s80 2001 my fan wont turn off the break caliper blew out the trans need flushed all the mounts needs replaced breaks rotors pads control arms and shock mounts it all got wore down in one go.....was driving smoothly then the next day 😂
Does this also apply to the 2.4t engine?
I’m not sure which parts exactly are shared with the petrol but it’s possible some will be the same.
Yep they are the same
So same thing on 2004 S80 D5 ? :)
Yes it should be I just forgot to put it in the title 🤦🏻♂️
@@IAMASPANNER Hey Mate, i got my Mounts today finaly but i had to realize that the Top Mount like in your Video at 05:15 Minute that there is some play in the bearing... is this normal?! i mean i bought it from "Lemförder" in new... but didn´t see this ever before... Do y mean that this normal? This play is only on the horizontal side of the bearing but i can move it form up to the stop from the left to right side... is this seriously normal?!
What are the torque specs? Thanks!
I don’t have that information, sorry.
Good work 👍
Stick to Lemforder parts they are oem and the best
Thank you, I’d have bought all genuine parts if I could but I’ve had so many jobs to do lately I have to watch the £££. I never buy the cheapest parts though always try to get a decent brand.
Agree. Fitted a Febi rear mount, it died after 3 months. Had to change it again, this time it is Corteco
The genuine Volvo ones are made by Corteco
So vacuum engine mounts??? Never heard of such a thing.
at first i recommend to fix oil leaks, because it will eat your brand new engine mounts wery quickly.... i know it from my personal experience because i have done that mistake year ago and all mounts are dead again:D
Try the rear one on a v70 AWD. Good luck 🤣
No thanks, this was hard enough lol
Torqueing nothing to spec is generally the best way to go when doing a tutorial video xD
For the amount of people that would torque to spec it wouldn’t be worth including it. I don’t think there are any components in this procedure where the torque would be vital. Obviously I do torque for wheels, hub nuts, crank pulleys etc.
TIL range rover and land rover wheels are 5x108
They do need the centres boring out to fit the Volvo hubs though 👍
Starker Oel Verlust, Dichtung Defekt???
no torque values?
14:00 I think this is the mount that's probably responsible for a hard metallic noise when accelerating at low speeds. i was getting a lot of feedback through the car so hopefully this is the one that'll change everything.
Hi there mate. I’m also facing a metallic buzzing sound when accelerating from a stop and going into 2nd gear. Would you mind a favor listening to this clip of the sound I’m dealing with and mentioning how it compares to your sound.
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Please show how to use the spanner in the rear lower mount. You didn't film it
Hi Barry, I wish I could have but lying on my back and recording with 1 hand under the car it was just impossible!
@@IAMASPANNER I've bought some universal socket joints
Putting aside the mileage those oil leaks need to rectified firstly and then give that engine bay a through wash down. Filthy.
I’m planning to take the engine out soon as I have a 6 speed box to fit along with air con pump and the crank/cam seals. The heater matrix has just blown too!
Completely wrong order to change them
I realised that while doing it but only way I could’ve changed the video order would’ve been to replace old parts
Great video Tolly, many thanks. On Igors comment, what would the correct sequence to change them be?
@@alvinc2320 rear first, front, side, front lower, top
@@alvinc2320 and at the very beginning remove lower front and top one. Makes life easier.
@@igorsdubrovskis3912 why's that?