Engine Belly pan removal 93 850
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Engine Belly pan removal 93 850
I have looked long enough and not found this answer.
My 93 has a black plastic belly pan under the motor that I will need to remove to do an oil change.
It has no bolts but a few different type of plug type or flat head fasteners that hold it in place. Before I pry these things out of there and break one or more I thought to ask how they come out?
Checked several posts and searched a long time but did not find an answer.
Thanks in advance
My 93 has a black plastic belly pan under the motor that I will need to remove to do an oil change.
It has no bolts but a few different type of plug type or flat head fasteners that hold it in place. Before I pry these things out of there and break one or more I thought to ask how they come out?
Checked several posts and searched a long time but did not find an answer.
Thanks in advance
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Yes I put it up on the ramps and slid under the car. I can't even see the oil pan or filter from looking straight up. I can't see the filter at all and can only see the pan from behind, so I would be looking up at the exhaust.
There was one post showing a picture but it was a newer model and that one said to remove the 12mm bolts. Mine are not bolts, not even rounded off bolts. They are like the plastic plugs that hold some interior body panels on but I swear they are metal.
There was one post showing a picture but it was a newer model and that one said to remove the 12mm bolts. Mine are not bolts, not even rounded off bolts. They are like the plastic plugs that hold some interior body panels on but I swear they are metal.
Last edited by rspi; 06-17-2013 at 09:34 PM. Reason: typo
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Bought the car last year from a Volvo tech in California. It's not the only odd Volvo accessory he installed on the car before I bought it, but he also came from England so I'm guessing he's able to find more stuff than I can. I'm not surprised you've never seen one, I've only seen one other besides mine. In fact, if I had not seen it listed in a Volvo catalog I would've guessed someone made it. P/N is 9451954
Here's an image I found online. Bottom tabs slide on top of the subframe, and it bolts on up front.
Here's an image I found online. Bottom tabs slide on top of the subframe, and it bolts on up front.
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Now that is a sort of skid plate. More like a skid rack. No good on sharp pointy rocks but who takes their V bush wacking?
This is my belly pan:
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I will not call it a skid plate because it is plastic and would probably be worse that the previous posters rack. The cracks and missing bits are proof it is just a bit of protection but nothing serious.
This is my belly pan:
[IMG][/IMG]
I will not call it a skid plate because it is plastic and would probably be worse that the previous posters rack. The cracks and missing bits are proof it is just a bit of protection but nothing serious.
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