2004 Volvo S60 R. This car has many problems with it, not going to lie. I originally got the car from my brother-in-law thinking that it was going to be good (which it is just not in the condition it is in currently).The car does have new brake rotors and pads The cars problems are as follows
*Some kind of turbo problem, feels like it is dumping boost. *Radiator leaking *Rear diff is leaking and grinding *Has a anti-skid service light on *Has a CEL on (some kind of fuel code related to the filler cap not being sealed all the way) *Front bumper is broken *One of the day time running lights is out *The front passenger side door window regulator is broken (the window switch is disconnected so the window is jammed into place) *The stereo will randomly change CDs and radio stations The car is repairable and is definitely a fun car to drive when it is working properly, I just don't have the time to fix it my self. The car is at my work place in Hurricane UT. |
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