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Suggestions: Replacement Speedo Drive Gear on Transmission 200 1984

posted by  imthepilot on  Tue Jan 12 22:22 CST 2010
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So, the speedo drive assembly on my 84 244 went out. I've already hooked a drill up underneath the car and the problem is definitely at the transmission. I've already tried taking the white plastic assembly off the transmission, but it won't come out (yes allen bolt removed). A knowledgeable gentleman at Volvo of Nashville said that after removing the allen bolt, the assembly should come out easily; mine does not. There is an 83 244 as a potential donor at pull-a-part but the allen bolt head is all buggered up, so I have to see if I get creative with no power tools :P

1) Does the assembly not wanting to come out of my car indicate anything?

2) Is this a common failure? (Not many 200 posts I could find on BrickBoard).

3) How should I go about removing the assembly from my brick?

4) Should I get the one from pull-a-part or try and find someone on here with a replacement?

5) Tips?






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