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No!

posted by  Erling on  Fri Jan 27 02:44 CST 2006
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I borrowed pictures posted on a Swedish 200 Forum. Because of the solid front rotor I thought they might be identical to the original poster's 1980 model, but I'm not really sure when Volvo changed to ventilated. Also, on my 240 the springs for the rear brakes are "plate", not wire springs.

Interesting to hear that Volvo kept the main design from the 140/160 series!

Erling.
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