2006 Volvo S40 2.4i Sedan 4-door 2.4l - Mechanical Issue on 2040-cars
Rosenberg, Texas, United States
2006 Volvo S40 for sale.
The vehicle is currently not starting.
I had a Volvo mechanic take a look at it. He said the drive belt ripped which got
caught in the timing belt which caused the camshaft to seize. As farfetched as it sounds, per the mechanic,
apparently "it's not as uncommon as you think." The body and interior is an excellent shape,
not a single dent. The front has
protective 3M film which prevents rock chips on the hood/bumper. It has a power driver’s seat, heated front seats,
automatic/tip-tronic transmission, climate control, alloy wheels, traction
control, and front and side airbags. The
plug in the front grill is for the engine block heater. Honestly a great car once repaired and washed. Call, text, or email me if you have any
questions. It would have to be towed away from here; I can help with coordinating that. |
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Volvo says Nicolosi will remain president and CEO of VCFS while he assumes VCNA's top position. The Swedish automaker also says a "permanent successor [to Maloney] as President and CEO will be the subject of a later announcement."
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