

Fuel tank for Volvo 140, 164, 1967-73
140, 164
Rust in the tank bottom, a cracked fuel hose and hardened rubber grommets are classic troubles on the 140s with the B20B from 1967-72 – often noticed as a smell of gas in the trunk or a tank that won't seal around the sender. This category covers wear and sealing parts specifically for the tank and filler system on these model years.


140, 164

140

140, 164


PV, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 164, 140, 240, 260
140, 164

1800, 140, 164

1800, 140, 164, 260, 240

Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 240, 740, 760, 780

140, 164, 260, 240, 780, 760, 740, 850

PV, Amazon, 1800, 140, 164

PV, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 260, 240, 780, 760, 740, 960, 940

PV, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 260, 240, 780, 760, 740, 960, 940

Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 260, 240

140, 164, 760, 740

140, 164

140, 164

164, 140, 240, 260, 760, 780, 740, 960, 940, 850

140, 164
140, 164, 780, 760, 740, 940, 850

PV, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 260, 240
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The group includes the fuel cap, fuel hose and venting hose, plus the grommet, sealing sleeve, gasket, clamp and screw needed when the tank is removed or the sender is replaced. During a tank job, rubber aging is the most common thing to check: old hoses and grommets let vapors through, while worn clamps and gaskets cause drip leaks. By replacing everything at once you avoid recurring odor and don't have to drop the tank several times.