I have been trying to get a repair manual for my 2008 Volvo V70 3.2 wagon and it does not exist but maybe some one out there has one or knows where to get a copy.Question one how many quarts of oil do I need to change my oil for a 3.2 six cilider engine and how do you change the transmission oil and filter and how many quarts for the transmission? And any body have this car I just got it from Alabama AS IS and I am ordering a OBEii scanning tool and I will keep you updated on my progress so please please let me know if the repair manual exists thank you for your assistance guys..
My V70 3.2 is automatic BTW
So here's the owners manual for your car:
https://volvo.custhelp.com/app/manuals/OwnersManual/om_id/396
Add this is the required amount of engine oil based on the manual:
You can definitely find the information for the transmission fluid too; it's under the maintenance section as I saw it there.
repair manual
For the full repair manual: https://www.alldata.com/diy-us/en
It's payed, but a 1 month subscription for when you need to perform a repair is sometimes the only option.
But as @fjcruiser2014 has posted, the info you're looking at is in your manual.
(verify that this is indeed the figure shown in your manual, it's always a good idea to double check.)
OBEii scanning tool
Just as a reminder OBD2 is to show you basic generic codes, most of which cause the CEL to illuminate.
For the hidden interesting codes you need an all systems scanner - BUT some Volvos have this feature:
For the full repair manual: https://www.alldata.com/diy-us/en
It's payed, but a 1 month subscription for when you need to perform a repair is sometimes the only option.
For the All Data it's own by AutoZone and from my experience if you go in and say you want to repair a thing or two they'll actually print out that part for you for free unless it's 20 or 30 plus pages then I wouldn't expect them to do all of it. But it's worth a try before paying for it.
Interesting.
I guess they only print out the stuff that's relevant to a repair that you perform with their parts?
Not really. I've had them print out stuff for me that I ended up buying parts from another place. I guess it depends on the person working there that day and how much they want to help.
