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'92 240 alternator pivot bolt (not the adjuster) 200

posted by  dkruitz on  Mon Jan 7 10:54 CST 2019
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My daughter's 92 240 has a bad bolt and possibly bad bushings where the alternator pivots and mounts to the bracket. I can find the bushings, but not the bolt - anyone have any ideas, or a part#? The adjustment bolt is easy to find, but not what I need.

Thanks much!








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    '92 240 alternator pivot bolt (not the adjuster) 200

    posted by  BrickDad on  Wed Jan 9 05:30 CST 2019
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    Or get some all-thread and nuts and cut to length.

    Brian Mee








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      '92 240 alternator pivot bolt (not the adjuster) 200

      posted by  derek uk on  Fri Jan 11 06:16 CST 2019
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      Pivoting the alternator on a threaded rod is the last thing you should do. It will have reduced support and also chew up the bushings. Find a length of the correct sized plain rod and thread the ends just enough to do the job.
      The best plan is to take a trip to your nearest Volvo dealer. As AB says, the part number is 968893. Do that first. It's a common part to replace. They may have to order it in but it should come in quickly.








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    '92 240 alternator pivot bolt (not the adjuster) 200

    posted by  aleekat on  Mon Jan 7 11:07 CST 2019
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    Your best bet is probably take the bad bolt to a hardware store. Or, most parts guys/gals at dealership are pretty helpful. Might pull up a parts diagram for the part number.
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