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Replacing 240 Drive Shaft Flex Joint (Giubo the Bombast) 200

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posted by  kittysgreyvolvo on  Sat Nov 12 09:26 CST 2016
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So, after front flexible brake line replace, brake fluid flush, than a proper brake fluid bleed, under Kittys Red 1990 Volvo 240 DL Wagon, featuring the Giubo (actually, a very, very, very, very late 1989):

Giubo appears not too bad. Though with the BRD and Made in W Germany.


Not as bad as what Dan replaced. Or the replaced giubo on 1991 kittys grey volvo 240.

Made in W Germany.


See the shiny new brake line from the proportioning brake check valve to the passenger side .... yep, rear main bearing seal, yet went one year and maybe on quart with maybe 4500-5500 miles.


Carrier bushing has shrinkage


What do we have missing here? Bastards! We loves to support the header pipe. Fixed with a spare dual-stud thingy from the factory that fits here I got from a 1992 240 wagon in Portland in 2006. Plug and play.


Fun-fun.

2012 Toyota please, with replaced air bag and crap.
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