How To Replace a Heater Core in a 1998 Volvo V70
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This video is a lifesaver!
My heater core, or some connection to it, decided to spill all the coolant a mere few hours ago which left me rather despondent. But after having read my repair manual and watched your excellent video, I think I have the confidence to attempt to change it out.
I have to genuinely extend my deepest gratitude to you!
My pleasure! You can do it!
Thanks for this. Perfectly clear and detailed video. Did the job for the first time ever in less than an hour. Thanks again!
Great to hear! Excellent job Paul!
Thanks Bill! I've been subscribed to you for years and am now an IBEW apprentice. I don't know much about cars, but the heater core on my '98 S70 failed and became undrivable due to windshield fogging...with the help of this video I was able to replace it myself. I knew if a fellow sparky could do it then so could I!
Right on, that's awesome! You have a nice car!
Best video on the Tube for tackling the heater core stuff on the volvo V70. Gotta have hose clamps....$15 and a torx bit set....$9 at the autozone here in the USA!
Thanks so much! Yes, hose clamps and a torx set are what you need, for sure. And a socket set. You can do it! :)
Thanks for his clear video, helped me complete the job in under 2 hours (I was changing the coolant at the same time so that included flushing and filling). The passenger floor was starting to get damp from leaks, I'll check again in a few weeks to see if the O rings are seated right. The new heater core came with a pair, but I noticed they were round and the original ones tapered so I re-used them as they were in good conddition. If there is a weep I know its just an hour to change them again. BTW that tube underneath is just a drain pipe, after fighting against it I just pulled it out and set it aside temporarily, plenty of space to do so.
Great job and good tip!
EXCELLENT!!! no waste pure get the job done video...Thank you so much.
Glad it helped, thanks!
I just did this service yesterday, I used the clamps, and that helped, however, I found that my heater core had lots of coolant in it, not the lines, the actual core. I wonder if this indicates some sort of clog? It was the original core, 25 years old. Glad I replaced, your video was a big help!
Instead of pushing down on the evaporator tube, I just unplugged it, pull up firmly, easier with it out of the way!
Good tip, thanks! No, I don't think it was a clog, but I don't know for sure.
@Sparky Channel. Great job and lesson Bill. You made it look easy to replace that heater core. I guess that keeps that Volvo running comfortably in the family for another 17 years?
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
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@@ccadama I do too. Not too many people know it but DC brushless motors produce AC voltage and AC current. They call it phasor AC, phasor current and impedance instead of resistance. Ohm's law still applies but it is IZ=V where Z is impedance instead of resistance. Phasor because it's sine wave form.
4:10 this rubber hose with the flat flange under the heater core can be unplugged and put aside, then you have plenty of room to get the core out.
Good video. Simple and to the point 👌
My s70 heater works sometimes (barely) but most the time not. Hopefully it's something simple. Maybe the fact it's 17 degrees for the high lately has an effect ha but if it comes down to the heater core, this video will be of much use.
Good luck!
I love you! Haha but seriously thank you so much for making this video! It was so helpful, I'd rather work on my cars myself and this seems easy enough for me! Thank you soooo much!
You are so welcome! This is a very expensive repair when done by a garage, so I understand! Have you done the repair yet?
@@SparkyChannel I have not done it yet unfortunately. My 98 v70 was given to me not long ago and it needs some work. Runs good but needs an tune up (learning to do myself). I've suspected the heater core was going bad due to lack of heat coming out but being 22 years old I'm going to replace it anyway. CZcams has been my heaven sent haha. I can't tell you how much I appreciate people like you that post videos like this to help those who try to do the work themselves.
Best video on CZcams. 👍🏻🏴🇬🇪🇺🇸
Thanks so much!
@@SparkyChannel My pleasure. Best Wishes. 🏴🇬🇧✌️🇺🇸 Didn’t realise that I’d included the Georgian Flag but I’m English from the original England.
What to do with two extra holes On radiator for Volvo 850
This is great. Can you get at the A/C evaporator without removing the dash, as well ?
Thank you for the clear video. Question: Didn't the old heater core have a build date of 2010?
Thanks. Yes, apparently so.
Thank you men
I have a 2015 XC70 T6
1. Would this be the same process.
2. I started to have a problem with the heating system (No air on the drivers side) after a tech changed my air cabin filter. Is it possible the problems could have been from a poor replacement process?
The procedure should be similar but I don't know for sure. Perhaps a viewer with your model will write in.
I don't think changing a cabin air filter would damage your heater core but then I don't know what they did.
nice job
Thanks!
Super good instruction video❤
Glad it was helpful!
Wow that is much easier than my mustang
Yes, it's not bad.
I can't find the link for the clamps
Here you go: Fuel Line Clamp Set, Hose Pinch Off Pliers for Radiator, Brake, Coolant and Gas Line, Red (3 Sizes): Amazon: amzn.to/3QW9tG6
@@SparkyChannel thank you! I just purchased a 97 850, the water pump appears to be original, but no leaks, should I replace it as preventative, or just wait until needed?
@@peterhandelson1193 Yes, I would replace it. This is because it can cause damage to your engine if it stops pumping properly. If it's that old, I would say replace it.
Also, congrats on buying a quality car!
@@SparkyChannel Did you buy 2 sets of clamps so you have 2 for the same size pipes?
@@delukxy I used 2 of these clamps: Fuel Line Clamp Set, Hose Pinch Off Pliers for Radiator, Brake, Coolant and Gas Line, Red (3 Sizes): Amazon: amzn.to/3QW9tG6
They were different sizes, but it didn't matter. It worked fine.