Are there any parts for a 1992 Volvo 240?
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How long has the Volvo 240 been out of production?
Even though the 240 has been out of production for almost 17 years, it is still a popular car among Volvo enthusiasts and a favorite among our staff. Over the past 35 years since it was introduced, we have come to know quite a bit about the iconic model.
How many miles does a 1992 Volvo have?
I had never driven a Volvo before this one and her family mostly owned them for safety reasons but the odometer has stopped at 202,000 miles and the car just keeps trucking along. I have really fallen in love with this car and will be sad to see it go (which very well maybe never).
How often should I replace my Volvo 240?
Call for details. The 240 goes through engine and transmissions mounts on a regular basis! To prevent serious damage you’ll need to inspect them annually. Be prepared to replace them every 2-3 years depending on how hard you drive the car. The reason for the unusually short lifespan of these parts is due to the safety related design.
How do you read the engine code on a Volvo 240?
Pull the lid off the box, and you’re presented with six sockets, a diagnostic probe, an LED and a button: With the ignition turned off, insert the probe into socket 2 (to read codes from the fuel ECU) or socket 6 (to read codes from the EZK). Turn the ignition to key position 2 without starting the engine.
Where is the ECU on a Volvo 240?
ECU: the Engine Control Unit, which is a computer located on the right of the driver’s side footwell. this computer controls fuel delivery to the engine. EZK: a smaller ECU located on the passenger side firewall that controls spark timing for the engine.
Where is the EZK located on a Volvo 240?
ECU: the Engine Control Unit, which is a computer located on the right of the driver’s side footwell. this computer controls fuel delivery to the engine. EZK: a smaller ECU located on the passenger side firewall that controls spark timing for the engine. Right, so you’ve go the dreaded lambda light illuminated on your dash.