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Power Steering Rack Leaks; Automatic Transmission Type 200 1988

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Thu Oct 11 07:14 CST 2018
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The ZF transmission was not used in the 240 series cars. The steering rack designation is only useful in determining what was originally in the car. CAM racks (not camshaft) and ZF racks are interchangeable (except for the tie rods where they attach to the rack--the tie rod ends are interchangeable) so given the age of your car either could be there now. When a rack leaks from the rack tube the only answer would be to rebuild or replace. - Dave






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