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1976 Volvo 262 264 265

Front seats

Front wheel alignment

Frozen locks

Fuel

Fuel gauge

Fuel tank cap

Fuses

Gas filler cap

Gasoline

Gas station checks

Gear shift positions

Hand brake

Hazard warning flasher

Headlight flasher

Headlights

Headlights replacement

Hood lock

Horn

Ignition and steering wheel
lock

Instrument lights

Instruments and controls

Interior light

Jack

Keys

Kick-down

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Summary of Contents for 1976 262

Page 1: ...l dealer Contents Index see page 91 DESCRIPTION Page Introduction 2 Keys 3 Instruments and controls 4 Instruments 6 Warning lights 7 Ignition switch parking brake 8 Lighting 9 Turn Signals 10 Wipers 1...

Page 2: ...es 41 Gas station checks 42 Engine compartment 43 Maintenance schedule 44 Engine oil 48 Cooling system 49 Emission control system 50 Transmission oils 56 Rear axle power steering brake fluid 57 Lubric...

Page 3: ...o 262 264 265 Service diagnosis 75 Specifications 80 Consumer Information 86 Index 91 pg 2 General Information pg 3 Keys file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_264_265 76262264265_00 htm 3 of 4 12 22 2006 9...

Page 4: ...Record the number code of the keys In the event the original keys are lost duplicates may be ordered from your Volvo dealer Top of Page file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_264_265 76262264265_00 htm 4 of...

Page 5: ...trols See page 1 Fresh air outlet15 2 Turn signals10 3 Headlights parking lights9 4 Horn 5 Instruments6 6 Ignition switch steering wheel lock8 7 Wiper washer11 8 Fresh air outlet15 9 Clock12 10 Fresh...

Page 6: ...at belt reminder light20 Pages 6 16 will give you a detailed description of the vehicle s instruments and controls Note that vehicles may be differently equipped depending on special legal requirement...

Page 7: ...ature gauge The gauge pointer should normally remain inside the green range If the pointer enters the red range repeatedly check coolant level and fan belt tension see page 47 P Overdrive indicator li...

Page 8: ...depressed further than normal it is an indication that one of the brake circuits is not functioning Proceed cautiously to a Volvo dealer for a check H Oil pressure warning light red If the light comes...

Page 9: ...Volvo dealer N Bulb failure warning light yellow The light will come on if any of the following bulbs are defective one of the lower beams one of the tail lights one of the license plate lights one o...

Page 10: ...sible performance of the parking brake the brake linings should be broken in see page 39 Parking brake reminder light The reminder light PARKING BRAKE on the instrument panel comes on whenever the par...

Page 11: ...wer beams and vice versa by moving the turn signal switch lever on the left side of the steering column towards the steering wheel The lights can be used without switching on the ignition key Instrume...

Page 12: ...st stop and holding it there The lever will return to the neutral position when released 3 High and low beam switching headlights on Move the lever towards the steering wheel and release it 3 Headligh...

Page 13: ...sting washer nozzles The nozzles may be adjusted by inserting a needle into the metal insert and rotating nozzle The washer fluid reservoir is located in the engine compartment and holds approx 6 lite...

Page 14: ...ette lighter To operate depress the knob fully When the knob automatically releases the cigarette lighter is ready for use Ash trays To remove the ash trays depress the center spring and remove file K...

Page 15: ...ow up pg 13 Tail gate window wiper el heated rear window hazard warning flasher 2 Tail gate window wiper washer model 265 0 Off 1 Wiper and washer operating Move the lever to the first stop and hold i...

Page 16: ...ace items against the inner surface of the rear window that may damage the printed circuit Do not scrape the inner surface of the rear window glass with a hard object otherwise damage to the printed c...

Page 17: ...y for cars equipped with air conditioning Do not use for heating 5 FAN Blower motor 0 off 1 low speed 2 medium speed 3 high speed 6 Ventilation outlets The air flow through the ventilation outlets is...

Page 18: ...5 FAN 2 or 3 Always keep front external inlet grille in front of the windshield clear of obstructions snow ice etc Fresh air outlets A Closed B Open C Directing air flow horizontally D Directing air...

Page 19: ...btain rapid cooling all windows must be closed and buttons FLOOR and DEF out All the air will then be discharged through the four dash outlets which should be fully open Note For rapid removal of cond...

Page 20: ...262 264 265 This page left intentionally blank pg 18 Front seats Horizontal seat adjustment Seat inclination adjustment file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_264_265 76262264265_01b htm 2 of 15 12 22 2006...

Page 21: ...262 264 265 Lumbar support adjustment pg 19 Front seats Seat back release 2 door models Press the button and fold forward file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_264_265 76262264265_01b htm 3 of 15 12 22 2006...

Page 22: ...ch with three positions The positions are the same as for the driver s seat However this adjustment must be carried out manually using appropriate hand tools pg 20 Seat belts Seat belts retractable Us...

Page 23: ...hile seated However the belt will lock and restrict movement if belt is pulled out rapidly during braking or acceleration if the vehicle is leaning excessively when driving in turns Check seat belt me...

Page 24: ...bbing Maintenance Check periodically that the bolts are secure and the belt in good condition Use water and a detergent for cleaning As the seat belts lose much of their strength when exposed to viole...

Page 25: ...the rear doors press down the lock button and shut the door It is not necessary to keep the door handle pulled out To open a rear door from the inside the lock button must first be pulled up The lock...

Page 26: ...door cannot be opened from the inside Trunk lid 262 and 264 To open th lid turn the knob clockwise NOTE The key must be removed from the lock in order to permit turning of the knob The spare wheel jac...

Page 27: ...slightly insert a hand under the center line of the hood and depress the safety catch handle Open the hood Check that the hood locks properly when closing pg 25 Rear view mirrors Rear vent windows 2...

Page 28: ...Inside view mirror D Normal position N Night position reduces glare from following headlights The mirrors should always be adjusted before driving pg 26 Interior light sun roof fuel tank cap file K ow...

Page 29: ...ght that differs from that in the 262 264 Sun roof certain models The sun roof is operated by a handle located between the sun visors Unfold the handle and turn it counterclockwise to open clockwise t...

Page 30: ...r near the filler inlet will remind owners and filling station attendants of this requirement Important It is unlawful to dispense leaded fuel into any vehicle labeled unleaded Gasoline only pg 27 Rea...

Page 31: ...in their respective positions When replacing the rear seat to its normal position make sure the latches are securely locked and the seat belts lie on top of the seat back so they can easily be used pg...

Page 32: ...e handle at the gate bottom To close Push the red catch upwards and at the same time lift the gate 1 4 inch Close the gate slowly but firmly pg 29 Tail gate model 265 file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_2...

Page 33: ...lift off the cover The spare wheel is now accessible Concealed storage space There are two concealed stowing places under the cargo compartment floor The tail gate window washer fluid reservoir and th...

Page 34: ...therefore assured that all clearances are satisfactory and thus accepts no responsibility for damage caused by careless or harsh driving during the break in period pg 31 Breaking in STARTING AND DRIV...

Page 35: ...and keep it there until the engine starts Avoid repeated short attempts to start fuel is injected every time the starter is engaged Allow the starter to operate for a longer time but not more than 15...

Page 36: ...OUT disengaged No extra operation of clutch or throttle pedal is normally necessary Engagement is facilitated if the accelerator pedal position is maintained steady When disengaging depressing the cl...

Page 37: ...tentionally pg 34 Automatic transmission Shift positions P park R reverse N neutral D drive 2 1 low gear The gear selector can be moved freely between D and 2 The other positions are separated by a lo...

Page 38: ...utral Neutral position no gear is engaged Driving gears D Drive D is the normal driving position Up and downshift between the three forward gears occurs automatically and is governed by throttle openi...

Page 39: ...belts 2 Apply the parking brake or the brake pedal to hold the car or the car will start moving when the gear selector is moved 3 Select position P or N Engine cannot be started in any other position...

Page 40: ...ng cars equipped with automatic transmission Gear selector in position N check transmission oil level see page 56 Maximum speed 20 mph 30 km h Maximum distance 20 miles 30 km THE ENGINE CANNOT BE STAR...

Page 41: ...ight will come on See your Volvo Dealer Trailer hauling does not normally present any particular problems but take into consideration the hitch tongue load should not exceed 160 200 lbs 75 90 kgs engi...

Page 42: ...of different types such as bias ply with radial tires as this will alter the cars handling Driving with trunk lid open Normally this involves no hazard to the passengers However exhaust gases can be s...

Page 43: ...en each stop to cool the brakes NOTE The brake lights are not illuminated when applying the parking brake To warn traffic from behind it is therefore advisable to depress the brake pedal slightly to i...

Page 44: ...t your emission warranty See your Warranty and Maintenance Records book Maintenance inspection 7 500 mile intervals Volvo advises you to follow the inspection program at 7 500 mile intervals which is...

Page 45: ...10 W 40 See also page 48 Coolant Maintain fluid level between MAX and MIN marks on expansion tank Mixture of 50 percent anti freeze and 50 percent water Washer fluid Washer fluid reservoir Water and s...

Page 46: ...matic transmission 6 Brake fluid reservoir 7 Oil reservoir power steering 8 Washer fluid reservoir 9 Oil dipstick engine 7 Air Injection Reactor Pump 10 Expansion tank 12 Battery pg 44 Servicing 1976...

Page 47: ...eaner Filter R Idle RPM A I I I Mixture Ratio and Manifold Balance I I I I Fuel System Cap Tank Lines and Connections I I Fuel Injection Electrical Connections I I I Oil and oil filter cartridge are f...

Page 48: ...ASE VENTILATION SYSTEM PCV Nipple Orifice I I I Ventilation Hoses I I I Oil Filter Breather Cap and Flame Arrester I I I V ENGINE EXTERNAL EMISSIONS Exhaust Gas Recirculation Components I R I Throttle...

Page 49: ...heck Power Steering Fluid Level I I I I I I I BODY Trunk Door and Hood Hinges and Latches L L L L L L L For cars used for hard driving or in hilly terrain etc preventive service including oil change s...

Page 50: ...level can cause internal damage to the engine and overfilling can result in high oil consumption The distance between the dipstick marks represents 2 quarts of oil To add oil or change oil Capacity 6...

Page 51: ...while it is still hot Changing oil filter Replace the oil filter at every oil change If the oil filter is changed separately 1 2 qt of oil should be added pg 49 Cooling system Changing coolant Every...

Page 52: ...Check all cooling system hoses and connections for defects or deterioration of hoses and loose clamps or fittings Drive belts The belt tension can be checked by depressing the fan belt at a point midw...

Page 53: ...ts is reliable and copes with the exhaust emission standards Air supplied to the engine is continuously measured and determines the amount of fuel injected The air flow is regulated by two throttle va...

Page 54: ...el system to contain hydrocarbons is largely dependent on a leak free system Check for proper sealing of gasoline filler cap which contains O ring type seals Check all evaporative hoses in vehicle for...

Page 55: ...spected at each engine tune up and should be replaced if cracked frayed or damaged from abrasion It is important to clean all parts of this secondary system thoroughly because dirt greatly reduces the...

Page 56: ...take manifold Exhaust Gas Recirculation Components Clean EGR valve and manifold nipple every 15 000 miles Replace EGR valve every 30 000 miles To remind the driver about the EGR service there is a spe...

Page 57: ...d cause a backfire The backfire valve admits air into the exhaust manifold but prevents return of exhaust gas to the air pump in case of a backfire or air pump malfunction such as drive belt damage Ai...

Page 58: ...be torqued every 15 000 miles VI Engine Evaporative Emissions Evaporative Control Systems Vehicles intended for the North American market are equipped with a gas evaporative control system which preve...

Page 59: ...1976 Volvo 262 264 265 Contents Top of Page file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_264_265 76262264265_03a htm 16 of 16 12 22 2006 9 24 47 PM...

Page 60: ...90 OR SAE 80 90 Replace at 600 miles and every 30 000 miles The oil level should be up to the filler plug A Transmission and overdrive are lubricated by the same oil Therefore when the oil is drained...

Page 61: ...nd in PARK position with the engine idling If topping up is necessary fill through the dipstick tube NOTE The dipstick has graduations for hot A and cold B transmission fluid When checking the fluid l...

Page 62: ...ers Fluid type ATF Replace no fluid change required The level should be between the MAX and MIN marks on the container Brake fluid Clutch fluid only on cars with manual transmission Fluid type DOT 3 o...

Page 63: ...ry durable grease at the factory and then carefully sealed eliminating the need for subsequent lubrication Lubricate body To avoid rattles and unnecessary wear the body should be lubricated once a yea...

Page 64: ...ng fuel The level should be between the Max and Min marks on the expansion tank The check should be made with particular thoroughness when the engine is new or the cooling system has been drained Do n...

Page 65: ...the battery leads should be disconnected 4 Never disconnect the battery circuit for example to change the battery while the engine is running as this will immediately ruin the alternator Always make s...

Page 66: ...4 turn and remove them 2 Lift up the rim slightly and remove it forwards 3 Remove clip and rim Lift out the headlamp unit 4 Disconnect the socket contact Installation is done in the opposite way Chec...

Page 67: ...265 21 32 Ba 15 s 1073 10 Back up light 265 21 32 Ba 15 s 1073 11 Stop light 265 21 32 Ba 15 s 1073 12 Tail light 265 5 4 Ba 15 s 67 Replacing bulbs The front bulbs and rear bulbs 265 Remove the Phil...

Page 68: ...e housing assembly Pull out the cover end which is not provided with a lock pin Replace the bulb When re installing first locate the lock pins see picture and then press on the cover Check that the ru...

Page 69: ...or pillar The cover is removed by turning the small knob at the bottom a 1 4 turn When replacing fuses check that the right amperage is used Never use fuses of higher amperage If one fuse often melts...

Page 70: ...running in period of 300 600 miles During this period avoid any hard cornering acceleration or braking Radial snow tires with or without studs are recommended for winter use Tire chains can be used on...

Page 71: ...on reason for abnormal thread wear Tires which are underinflated will also cause high fuel consumption heavy steering and poor road holding Overinflated tires will result in poor riding comfort pg 66...

Page 72: ...urn with the box wrench provided in the tool kit All of the wheel nuts have right hand threads which are loosened by turning them counterclockwise Insert the lifting arm of the jack into the jack atta...

Page 73: ...ub Lift on the wheel and fit the wheel center on the hub shoulder Tighten the nuts until the wheel makes good contact with the flange Lower the car and tighten the nuts alternately to 72 100 ft lbs Fi...

Page 74: ...he roads NOTE When the car is driven immediately after being washed brake the car now and again in order to remove any moisture from the brake linings Chromed parts Chromium plated and anodized parts...

Page 75: ...l has been used while on the internal surfaces a lighter rust protector is used The external rust protection should be inspected regularly or at least once per year If the rust protection has been pen...

Page 76: ...he paint has not been completely penetrated can be made directly after light scraping to remove dirt Deep scars down to the bare metal NOTE The vehicle should be well cleaned dry and have a temperatur...

Page 77: ...ust remover Primer spray Surface finish spray Sand paper H 150 300 grit Thinner Note When touching up the car it should be well cleaned and dry and have a temperature exceeding 15 C 60 F Mask with tap...

Page 78: ...vice intervals Preventive maintenance will help to ensure a trouble free trip Remember to take along a Volvo dealer directory The main items to check are listed below 1 Brakes front wheel alignment an...

Page 79: ...and starter motor are used more often The battery capacity is impaired at low air temperature The state of charge must be checked more frequently and if necessary the battery should be charged The bat...

Page 80: ...rroded battery cable terminals Check battery terminals and clamps clean or replace if necessary Check that the starter cable is tightened The ground strap which connects the body to the rear of the en...

Page 81: ...rt injector out of order Test the cold start injector function at cold and hot engine Rest pressure incorrect Test rest pressure and the fuel system for leaks If no fault is found following the above...

Page 82: ...r clogged Check air filter Throttle misadjusted Check that the throttle touches the high speed stop when the accelerator is fully depressed Incorrect timing or dwell angle Check and adjust Fuel filter...

Page 83: ...diverter valve operation pg 80 Specifications Type designations In all correspondence concerning your vehicle with the dealer and when ordering parts the V I N number should always be quoted 1 V I N V...

Page 84: ...er for paint code and upholstery on wheel housing 4 Loads and Tire Pressures 5 FMVSS specifications These two labels are located on the left front door opening Contents Top of Page file K ownersdocs 1...

Page 85: ...epending on type 3140 3180 lbs 1425 1440 kg 3160 3225 lbs 1435 1465 kg 3260 3305 lbs 1480 1500 kg Gross vehicle weight GVW 4190 lbs 1900 kg 4190 lbs 1900 kg 4300 lbs 1950 kg Capacity weight 920 lbs 92...

Page 86: ...eering gear power 1 15 US qts 1 0 Imp qts 1 1 liters pg 82 Specifications ENGINE Fluid cooled gasoline 6 cylinder V engine with 90 angle Aluminum cylinder block with cast iron replaceable wet liners A...

Page 87: ...ins to open at 188 F 82 C fully open at 199 F 92 C Fan belts designation HC 38 X 1125 Fuel System The engine is equipped with fuel injection system pg 83 Specifications Ignition System Firing order 1...

Page 88: ...Beam 2 Position Lights front 67 5 W 4 cp Ba 15s 2 Turn Signals front 1073 21 W 32 cp Ba 15s 2 Turn Signals rear 1073 21 W 32 cp Ba 15s 2 Tail lights 67 5 W 4 cp Ba 15s 265 2 Stop Lights 1073 21 W 32 c...

Page 89: ...1 2 W W 1 8d 1 Overdrive 1 2 W W 1 8d 1 Warning Flashers 1 2 W W 1 8d 1 El Heated Window 1 2 W W 1 8d 1 EGR Reminder 1 2 W W 1 8d 1 Seat Belts 2 W Ba9s 1 Bulb Failure 1 2 W W 1 8d 1 pg 84 Specificatio...

Page 90: ...and one reverse Optional automatic transmission Hypoid type final drive Limited slip differential is optional Transmission Type designation M46 BW55 Reduction ratios 1st gear 3 71 1 2 45 1 2nd gear 2...

Page 91: ...Consumer information Consumer information Acceleration and passing ability Vehicle stopping distance Tire reserve load The information concerning the 1976 Volvo 262 264 and 265 shown in the following...

Page 92: ...e to other conditions Acceleration and Passing ability This chart indicates passing times and distances that can be met or exceeded by 1976 Volvo 262 264 and 265 in the conditions described below Low...

Page 93: ...265 pg 87 Consumer information High speed The high speed pass assumes an initial speed of 50 mph and a limiting speed of 80 mph file K ownersdocs 1976 1976_262_264_265 76262264265_04 htm 9 of 12 12 2...

Page 94: ...ithout locking the wheels under different conditions of loading and with partial failures of the braking system This information represents results recorded by skilled drivers under controlled road an...

Page 95: ...wheels under different conditions of loading and with partial failures of the braking system This information represents results recorded by skilled drivers under controlled road and vehicle conditio...

Page 96: ...and b the load imposed upon the tire by the vehicle at that condition WARNING Failure to maintain the recommended tire inflation pressure or to increase tire pressure as recommended when operating at...

Page 97: ...69 Ash trays 12 Automatic transmission driving 34 Automatic transmission oil 56 B Battery 42 Body and chassis 58 Brake fluid 42 57 Brakes 39 Breaking in 31 Bulb failure warning light 7 Bulbs 60 83 C C...

Page 98: ...and locks 22 73 Drain plug engine 48 Drain plug rear axle 57 Drain plug transmission 56 Drive belts 49 Driving with trunk lid open 39 E Electrically heated rear window 13 Electrical system 83 Emergenc...

Page 99: ...ks 42 Gear shift positions 33 H Hand brake 8 Hazard warning flasher 13 Headlight flasher 9 Headlights 61 Headlights replacement 61 Hood lock 24 Horn 4 I Ignition and steering wheel lock 8 Instrument l...

Page 100: ...ngine 48 Oil change rear axle 57 Oil change transmission 56 Oil filter 48 Oil pressure 7 Overdrive 33 P Paint touch up 70 Parking brake 8 Parking lights 9 Polishing 68 Power steering 57 R Rear axle oi...

Page 101: ...n roof 26 T Tachometer 6 Tail gate 28 Tail gate window washer wiper 13 Temperature gauge 6 Tire pressure 65 85 Tire reserve load 90 Tires 65 Tire wear indicator 65 Tools 85 Touch up 70 Trailer hauling...

Page 102: ...arranty inspection 30 Washer fluid 43 73 Washer nozzles 11 Washing 68 Waxing 68 Weights 81 Wheel change 66 Wheels and tires 65 Wintertime driving 73 Wipers 11 Back Cover Tire pressures Contents Top of...

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