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Drive Axle Assembly - Left Side - Same P/N for MANUAL turbo or non-turbo? S70 1998

posted by  Bill1959 on  Sun Nov 2 14:22 CST 2014
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I was reading elsewhere, that a 1998 S70 5-speed MANUAL, uses the same (driver side) axle assembly part number, whether it is manual Turbo (GLT or T5) or manual non-Turbo (automatic is different altogether), AND that 1993-97 850 manual trannies, Turbo or not, also use this same part number as the 1998 S70. The source also said this all changed in 1999.
I did not find anything on this subject while searching Brickboard. Can anyone here confirm the above? (I've also played with a few of the online Volvo parts automated ordering systems, to see what part numbers they would designate between the various models and model years; but they don't even seem to distinguish between manual and automatic for some reason)
THANK YOU.
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1998 S70 T5, 5-speed manual, 228000 miles








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posted by  someone claiming to be on  Wed Dec 31 18:00 CST 1969 [RELATED]

There are only a few of us lucky enough to have a clutch. And, no, there is no difference between NA and turbo.

Perhaps in Europe where the HPT was outfitted with the M56H - different gear ratios and the engine has more torque.

Kind of like the Cetus turbo wheels, there are different part numbers for left and right side wheels, but lots of luck finding them!!
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