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pictures of AC compressor bracket and bushing positions? 200 1992

posted by  cn52x5hg on  Mon Apr 18 12:41 CST 2011
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The Volvo parts diagram is not useful. Does anyone have a few pictures of an AC compressor that is known to be properly mounted? I am specifically interested in which direction the 4 accessory bushings mount, how the 4 crescent brackets attach to the compressor body (fore/aft of compressor mount points?), and how the adjustment/tensioning arms attach to the aforementioned upper crescent brackets (fore/aft?). I took pictures before I started but I believe the PO put the thing back on incorrectly.

The post by punk240 in this thread is about as close as I could come:

http://www.brickboard.com/PRINT/?top=1148284

I also found this post which has exactly what I want, but the photos are no longer available.

http://www.brickboard.com/RWD/volvo/1192745/220/240/260/280/use_photo_diagram_240_ac_compressor_lower_mounting_lugs_attach.html

Any help would be greatly appreciated and help me complete the routine belt change that I started 3 weekends ago!






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