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Volvo 740 - 1988 model 700

posted by  someone claiming to be superman on  Sun Mar 27 10:26 CST 2005 [RELATED]

I am changing my front rotors due to excessive wear and warping. Can anyone tell me if there is a difference between rotors for bendix and girling calipers?
I have bendix calipers on my car.

Thanks
IJ.







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    Volvo 740 - 1988 model 700

    posted by  Aye Roll on  Sun Mar 27 20:56 CST 2005
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    I believe you will find that your '88 will take the "906" rotors. That would be the last 3 numbers in the part number. Different part if it's a Turbo with ABS brakes.

    Some of these cars still have original "one piece" rotors, with the bearing in the middle of the rotor. If so, there's a hub conversion kit needed, or you can get hubs from any junk converted car, or later-model 740 or 940. Apparently the one piece rotors are not sold any more, so more conventional separate hubs and rotors are required.
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    Rob Bareiss, New London CT ::: Roterande Fläkt Och Drivremmar!








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      Volvo 740 - 1988 model 700

      posted by  someone claiming to be superman on  Mon Mar 28 07:55 CST 2005 [RELATED]

      Thanks for the help. I think I will just pull the rotor out of the car and hit my local parts store to ensure compatibility. There seem to be a million and one different types of rotors for this vehicle and you just don't know what you have.







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