AOC AWD coupling service - What is it????

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by leekane62, Oct 8, 2008.

  1. leekane62

    leekane62 Guest

    I have a 2002 S60 AWD with 61K miles on it.

    The Volvo service manual that came with the car says that at 60K you
    need to service the AOC AWD coupling
    by changing the oil, filter, and replacing the O-ring.

    2 separate Volvo dealers with "Volvo certified" mechanics have now
    told me that they don't have a clue what Volvo means by this in the
    service manual.

    I am not looking to spend any more money than I have to, so I am quite
    happy not to have this AOC AWD coupling serviced, but if it is
    something that truly needs service I don't want to ignore it.

    I have to admit my Google searches on this topic have been sparse in
    providing concrete answers to show to the mechanics .....so I am
    hoping someone here can tell me if this is a real service item for the
    S60 AWD, or just a misprint in the manual.

    Thanks!
     
    leekane62, Oct 8, 2008
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  2. leekane62

    ransley Guest

    A total guess, change the oil in the transfer case, and email Volvo.
     
    ransley, Oct 8, 2008
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  3. leekane62

    K Bourke Guest

    Amazing what Google will give you (4th on its list) for "AOC AWD coupling" :


    http://forums.swedespeed.com/zerothread?id=81428


    K.
     
    K Bourke, Oct 9, 2008
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  4. leekane62

    Reed Guest

    I don't have an S60, but I asked my Volvo tech about this. He said
    the AOC with a filter was only used on the 2001 & 2002 years. The
    part # is 8675235 , about US$90 (ouch). Have your parts people
    look it up in VIDA catalog, and have them point it out to the
    techs that seem to be unaware of it. He said the O-ring is
    included with filter, and oil part# is 30759648 US$20 (he did not
    say what quantity to use)
     
    Reed, Oct 9, 2008
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  5. leekane62

    leekane62 Guest


    Many, Many Thanks!!! At least I have some concrete part numbers to
    pass along to the mechs. here.
    .....and please thank your tech for me as well.

    Lee
     
    leekane62, Oct 10, 2008
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