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brake backing plates: part numbers 200 1989

posted by  michelg on  Wed Sep 14 03:13 CST 2005
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I'm not sure if you have ABS or not (my 88 doesn't). Also, the parts aren't listed on fcpgroton's website, but they can source parts that aren't listed.

I bought the 1988-onwards parts catalog from volvotechinfo.com for about usd$60. It doesn't show repair techniques, but the blowup diagrams are *very* useful for figuring out how parts fit together. Also makes ordering bizarre parts easier :-).

Anyways, here's the part numbers you need:

if you DON'T have ABS:

protector plate (qty 2) 1272469
retaining ring (qty 2) 1272102
lock screw (qty 6) 948536

if you DO have ABS:

protector plate (left) 3530540
protector plate (right) 3530541
retaining ring (qty 2) 3530542
lock screw (qty 6) 948536

You can also get the lock screws elsewhere, they're M8 x 10mm. Just make sure to put some Loctite on them (I use Loctite 243, it's tolerant of oil on the threads, where 242 (the normal blue stuff) isn't).

Michel

1979 242DL
1988 244DL





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