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94 Volvo 940-Service Light
I am looking to purchase a used 94 4dr Volvo Sedan 940. The car was being charged when i came to look at it, because it had been sitting for a while. We took the car for a first test drive and my mechanic said the engine and transmission were really good. But when i took the car for a second test drive i noticed the service light on for a couple of minutes and then it went off. My mechanic said it could be a sensor. Is it worth the trouble?
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Re: 94 Volvo 940-Service Light
The fact your mechanic said the engine and tranny being good is peace of mind and worth the trouble.
As for the engine light I am sure its minor and should not come into play in decision making, it really is quite common and most likely the sensor. While Volvo is an excellent vehicle - keep in mind your buying a car 14 years old and should the volvo have issues down the road they are quite expensive for parts and repair...good luck |
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Re: 94 Volvo 940-Service Light
Thank You. I realize I'am purchasing a 14-yr old car. But I have always been told that the Volvo is a good car. Do u have opinion as to what i can expect as to the mechanical condition of this car in the future?
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Re: 94 Volvo 940-Service Light
Older model Volvos usually last for quite a long time.
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