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'94 940T CPS Bracket & tone ring needed 900

posted by  rjk2 on  Mon Feb 19 18:23 CST 2018
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Hi all,

It has been awhile but the wagon has been down & out with a clanking engine noise that I didn't have time to remedy what with the MZB 560SL engine rebuild.

Anyway, I have a problem.

The Crank Position Sensor bracket is broken and the tone ring is dented, long sordid story. Anyone have either or both items?

You can email me at kraushaarbob@gmail.com
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1999 E320-286K 1994 F150 (awaiting a new engine) 1989 560 SL-180K 1994 945T-349K 1986 242Ti (awaiting a B230FT transplant) 1968 GT500KR (under slow restoration) 2007 HD Nightster (son's ride)








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'94 940T CPS Bracket & tone ring needed 900

posted by  spook on  Tue Feb 20 19:31 CST 2018
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Dear rjk2,

Hope you're well. The Crank Position Sensor bracket is part #3507510. While this item has been discontinued, at https://www.myswedishparts.com/oem-parts/volvo-bracket-3507510 there seems to be one available for $68.00

A salvage yard is likely to have one. This bracket was used on rear-wheel-drive cars from 1989, which used the Aisin-Warner 70/71/72 tranny.

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

Spook







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