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Buying Used 240 Parts...How Much Cash Should I Spend? 200 1985

posted by someone claiming to be daniel on Fri Feb 15 17:01 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I found a guy parting out a running '84 240GLT. I need a main fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, fuel distributor, window switches, master cylinder, front disks. What would be a good offer per part/ all parts. Also, are these parts interchangeable with an '85 GLT? Thanks for all the help!

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Buying Used 240 Parts...How Much Cash Should I Spend? 200 1985

posted by mormit on Fri Feb 15 17:24 CST 2002
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They should be interchangeable.

If you plan to keep your '85 any length of time, get the fuel parts and master cylinder new. Are you sure you need you need a pump, distributor, and regulator or are you getting these as spares?

I'd offer $10 each pump, distributor, regulator, master cylinder. $5 each rotor if they are in good shape not rusty and are turnable. Switches should be thrown in no extra price if you are buying the above items....otherwise $5.

Of course I'm cheap when I comes to used. If it's not new, you got no guarantee.

MORMIT
1985 245DL 230,000mi "Inga"
2002 S40 2,000mi "Sigfreid"

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