2004 Volvo Xc70 Base Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Car has a few minor problems. It may need a new oil pump, or may just need some O-rings in the oil line, causing a "no oil pressure, stop engine" warning to come on. After some research, I found that the worst it could be is the oil pump. With a new battery, it will start right up, as it has been sitting for a few months. I'm including a set(front and rear) of drilled and slotted brakes with ceramic pads, as well as the stock tires and rims. It also needs a front driver's side window, as the old one fell off the rollers and cracked. With a $300 oil pump and about $200 for the window to be bought and installed, it will be in excellent running shape. The outside has a few very minor scratches and dings. Excellent, safe vehicle to have for a family, and cool enough for a teenager. Heat blows hot and A/C blows cold. Thanks for looking, and if you have any other questions or would like to see more pictures, please message or email me.
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