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Variable speed on all but 4 200 1993

Hi and thanks for the direction you took!
So many say to watch out for modifications needed! Kinda ambiguous, I’d say!

To answer the threads question some ….
Years ago, I think i tried a Four Season brand motor and I was not all that impressed with its bearing qualities and housing stampings. It works but occasionally I hear a slow down but it gets over it and keeps running. I think it likes scaring me even when it’s not Halloween!

Sort of beats me why they just don’t put in sealed in grease roller bearings that are supposed to last a lifetime!
Sincerely, No one ever knows what that is going to be anyways, especially, if their not offered even by Volvo?
Volvos original motor sure was a heavier framed motor that spoke on some quality but it still plain bushing bearings with minimal lubrications points or a reservoir.
The rest of the car, that has accessible areas, lasts as long or longer.

Go figure, for a few cents more, that arduous task of getting into and out of that whole affair shouldn’t have been an idea over a some cents but to use more logical senses.

Even right now, I would spring for at least a shot of something better to experiment with!
Wouldn’t we all on ever thing we work for!

I still love our tanks for all the other character attributes it has.
Hope your happy and Thanks again!


Phil






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