TJ21965.7.0-2019

VOLVO CAR
SERVICE AND PARTS BUSINESS
Technical Journal
TITLE:
Oil in cooling system. New cleaning method developed
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Technical Service
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2019-10-02
2019-10-15
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Cooling system
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DESCRIPTION:
*Vehicle types changed.
Oil can be found in cooling system for several reasons, e.g.
-- defect engine oil cooler
-- defect radiator (mixing coolant - ATF fluid)
-- defect cylinder head gasket
SERVICE:
New cleaning method developed, using a “flush gun”.
See attachment for instruction how to use it.
VEHICLE REPORT:
Yes, please submit a Vehicle Report if the service solution described in this TJ has no effect.
Use concern area “Vehicle Report” and sub concern area “Support not needed”, use function group
2600.
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§ Volvo Car Customer Service
TJ Instruction
No. T9318
Date
Nov - 09
Issue 01
Title
Cooling system, flushing
Model
All (see exception in the method)
Model Year
All
Competence
requirement
Volvo Level 1 Technician
Material
Quantity
Part No.
Radiator hoses
See spare parts
catalogue for relevant
Model and engine
Expansion tank and cover
See spare parts
catalogue for relevant
Model and engine
Thermostat/Thermostat kit
See spare parts
catalogue for relevant
Model and engine
Coolant glycol Volume see relevant
engine
Special tools
Quantity
Part No.
Cleaning gun
1
9814122
Radiator hose
1
30776224
Radiator hose
1
30761633
1.
Note! Some variation in the
illustrations may occur, but the
essential information is always correct.
Instruction T9318
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2.
General
A new tool 9814122 for flushing the
cooling system has been introduced.
The tool uses water and compressed
air.
After flushing, the thermostat, all
rubber radiator hoses and the
expansion tank with cover must be
replaced.
Note! The thermostat must be
removed from the thermostat housing
and the thermostat housing reinstalled
for flushing to be effective.
These instructions do not apply to
D4164Tx, D4204Tx and
D5244T10/14/16/19 because the
thermostat cannot be removed from
the thermostat housing.
IMG-333178
3.
The hose that is connected to the
thermostat housing during flushing
must reach outside the engine
compartment.
Tip! Use radiator hoses 30776224 and
30761633 as tools. These are suitable
for the different diameters on the
outgoing connector on the thermostat
housings.
IMG-333508
TJ Instruction
T9318
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4.
Thermostat removal
Drain the cooling system.
Remove the thermostat, see:
Removal, replacement and installation
2 Engine with mountings and
equipment
26 Cooling system
Thermostat/temperature sensor
coolant, replacement
5.
On most engines the thermostat
housing with thermostat is only
available as a spare part. In these
cases, the thermostat must be
removed from the thermostat housing
The following steps show how to do
this.
6.
Removal of the thermostat
from the thermostat
housing
B4184Sx, B4204Sx
IMG-333181
Instruction T9318
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7.
B6324S, B6304T2, Step 1
IMG-333180
8.
B6324S, B6304T2, Step 2
IMG-333533
TJ Instruction
T9318
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9.
S80 07-/V70 08-/ C30/S40/V50
B5254Sx/Tx
Remove the thermostat.
Remove the rubber gasket from the
thermostat.
Install the rubber gasket in the
thermostat housing.
Assemble the thermostat housing.
IMG-333314
10.
Other engines not shown in any steps:
See relevant model and engine in
VIDA.
Reinstall the thermostat housing on
the engine.
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11.
Flushing cooling system
Connect the cleaning gun to hose (1).
Connect the water hose and
compressed air to the cleaning gun.
Connect a long hose (2) to the
thermostat housing, which extends
outside the engine compartment.
Suggestion: radiator hose 30776224
and 30761633.
Use hot water.
Note! When flushing, the first 20 litres
must be flushed out into a container
because the fluid contains coolant that
must not be flushed out into the
drainage network. Flushing can then
occur over a flush plate with oil
separation.
Flush the cooling system for at least
10 minutes if hot water is used.
If hot water is not available, extend the
time to 20 minutes.
IMG-333208
12.
After flushing, the thermostat, all
rubber radiator hoses and the
expansion tank with cover must be
replaced.
For thermostat replacement, see:
Removal, replacement and installation
2 Engine with mountings and
equipment
26 Cooling system
Thermostat/temperature sensor
coolant, replacement
To replace radiator hoses and
expansion tank, see the spare parts
catalogue for the relevant model and
engine.
There is no method to be followed for
the replacement of radiator hoses and
expansion tank.