Put a 240 motor into a 940. Hadn't seen a 940 flex plate but heard it was different from the 89-up 240 flex plates.

940 plate at top; 240 plate below. markings are basically the same ie. there's an arrow on the back (engine-block side) that lines up with the CPS.

The 940 plate also had the 2 pins (on the engine-block side) in the same position as the 240 pins. They are not marked with cutouts on the 940 as they are on the 240.
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240 drivers / parts cars - JH, Ohio

Hi Jon H,

Here's your image.



See the full size image in the BrickPix posting here (copy and paste URL in new browser window):
https://www.brickboard.com/GALLERY/volvopic.htm?id=12820

Or copy and paste Jon's original image:
https://www.brickboard.com/GALLERY/images/12820.jpg

The relative URL does not point well in some browsers if the page does not serve up a reference to the source, or something. Or it is malformed by the HTML code BrickPix serves up in the HTML field of each image.

Absolute image URL:
https://www.brickboard.com/GALLERY/images/12820.jpg

I'd use double quotes or, as Art shows, no quotes, yet the full (not relative )URL every time.

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