dualmeister
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110kW and 265Nm? I wonder in what world is that underpowered, perhaps it was just so perfect that they just had to find something.Nice. The (very few) reviews I found of the T3 all indicated that the engine felt a bit underpowered. This boost might just be what it needed.
It might be a power to weight ratio thing or, most likely, it just felt underpowered in relation to the 185kw, 350nm T5 or the 140kw 400nm D4 engines.110kW and 265Nm? I wonder in what world is that underpowered, perhaps it was just so perfect that they just had to find something.
I guess Volvo did cover the cost of repair?While this is a stunning car, my Father in law's one, with less than 20000km on , snapped a cambelt , and requires a new engine, the excuse from volvo.. apparently dust got in and caused the belt to snap....
they are, but still a total BS story that dust causes a cambelt to snapI guess Volvo did cover the cost of repair?
Agreed, dust wont, but any foreign object would or the cambelt is sub-standard.they are, but still a total BS story that dust causes a cambelt to snap
Could be a dud cambelt in the batch. Kudos to them for replacing without any problems though.Agreed, dust wont, but any foreign object would or the cambelt is sub-standard.
Hope your Dad can sort this out. Since I am also interested in the XC40, but the D4 model.
It's like a few years ago when VW's 2.0 FSI engine's cam belts would snap way before the recommended service intervals sometimes even 40 000 kms before it's due to be replaced.Could be a dud cambelt in the batch. Kudos to them for replacing without any problems though.

















