Volvo 480 - indicators finally working after replacing the CEM, starting and testing the engine

On my project Volvo 480 I have finally got the indicators back working, it turns out the CEM was faulty and had blown somehow in my previous testing. I suspect this was to do with the window or sunroof motors and caused it to fail. I replaced the CEM and various other dash lights are now working also (Seatbelt warning, door open) so these are all CEM related indications on the dashboard.
In this video I replace the CEM, test the indicators, I also test for leaks in my repaired fuel filter pipe and assembly (It's not totally solved though). I then test by starting the car up and make sure it still runs. There is also a brief look at the front DRL and indicator lights.
I also take a brief look into the infocentre which was the on-board computer (Yes from a 1994 car!) that had a digital display (LCD) to display temperature, fuel level, engine oil and various other bits of information.
Also finding yet another exhaust problem!

[@vinceherbert]

I miss my 480.

[@cappaculla]

Good work 👍

[@harlen07]

Is this thr turbo model?
My dad had one they are great cars

[@junkendriven]

Hi, thanks for watching, this isn't the turbo this is the regular 2litre petrol es edition.
Does he still have it, there's less and less on the roads now sadly, mainly due to the rust