Are 240 parts interchangeable?

Discussion in 'Volvo 240' started by ingastewart, May 18, 2006.

  1. ingastewart

    ingastewart Guest

    Hello,

    I recently bought an '86 240 wagon (automatic) to replace my '85 240 sedan
    (manual). I'm wondering: Is everything under the hood interchangeable? How
    about brake pads, suspension components, exhaust sytem parts? I'm trying
    to figure what I might swap before selling my older 240 -- at a low price
    that reflects inferior swapped out parts, if any. Thanks in advance to
    anyone favoring me with a reply.

    -Inga
     
    ingastewart, May 18, 2006
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  2. ingastewart

    Johan Plane Guest

    Hi,

    Yes, more or less. Provided your '86 doesn't differ to much enginewise from
    your '85. I.e. if the engines are the same brakes and such should be the same.
    But please note the front brakes can be either Girling or ATE. So if one has
    Girling and the other ATE you're smoked. Mind you, over here I have never seen
    ATE on the fron brakes on any model. Rear should be ATE under all
    circumstances. Also, depending on horespower, front brakediscs can be either
    ventilated or not. Suspension is the same overall.
    Exhaust system: If identical engines this should also be identical.

    Johan Plane
    Uppsala, Sweden
     
    Johan Plane, May 19, 2006
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