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Adding Cruise Control to 1992 740 Turbo Wagon 700 1992

posted by  LakeFlambeau on  Mon Apr 24 04:30 CST 2006
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I have purchased a used cruise control kit to add cruise control to my recently purchased 1992 740 Turbo Wagon.
A set of Volvo directions were supplied. They must not be
for a 1992 though. The directions specify to add the vacuum pump along the
inside fender directly below the brake master cylinder. My car has
ABS brake lines that run through this area, making it impossible to locate this
pump. Up on top, in front of the top of the strut, there is a empty bracket
that looks like a likely spot to mount this part. The holes on this bracket do not line with anything I have for parts.
The connector is in this area also.
Does anyone have this type of setup on there car? Is this
where this pump mounts? If so, what is the Part number marked on this
pump on your car? Any other hints/suggestions on this would be appreciated.
I have reviewed the 700 FAQ and no mention of my ABS line problem.






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