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Heater core Volvo 240 with A/C (1992-)

A foggy windshield, a cold cabin or a sweet smell of coolant in the footwell are classic signs that the heater package in a late 240 is leaking or clogged. On cars with A/C the airflow is also controlled by vacuum, so even a tired vacuum bellow or a cracked hose can cause uneven temperatures even though the core itself is fine.

All products in category: Heater core Volvo 240 with A/C (1992-)

Spärrbricka frontemblem/luftintag till Volvo 1800, 164, Volvo OE 191695, art.nr 181605181

Locking washer front emblem/air intake for Volvo PV, Duett, 240, 740, 850, 940

PV 444, PV 544, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 164, 780, S90

$ 1.24
Model year:
1961–1969
Gearbox:
AW70
Engine:
B18
Info:
Gearbox/rear axle: AW70

OE numbers

191695
Washer d=11mm H=1.5mm for Volvo PV544, Duett, Amazon Wagon, 1800

Washer d=11mm H=1.5mm for Volvo PV544, Duett, Amazon Wagon, 1800

Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 240, 260, 740, 780, 760, V90, 940, 960, S90, 850, V70, XC70, S70, C70

$ 0.23
Model year:
1968–1974
Dimensions:
T 1.5 mm, Outer Ø 16 mm, M5
Engine:
B20
Interior code:
914-687A, 914-687B, 915-688A, 915-688B, 927-752, 928-753, 940-756, 941-757, 953-803, 954-804, 955-805, 956-806, 957-860, 959-861, 960-862, 961-863, 962-864, 963-865, 964, 965, 966, 967, 969, 970

OE numbers

960138
Skruv krysspår runt huvud spetsig ända, Volvo OE 986117

Screw cross recess round head pointed end

899

$ 0.23
Type:
Binding head, Internal Torx

OE numbers

986117

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This group includes the parts around the heater core on the 240 with A/C from 1992: hose and T-pipe for coolant, vacuum bellow, bracket, hatch, fasteners and screw, plus fan motor. Together these families cover both the core replacement itself and the control and sealing parts that often fail at the same time.

A typical checkpoint during a rebuild is to replace the brittle hose clamps and fasteners while the instrument panel is taken apart anyway – they tend to crack from heat and age and cause small leaks that are otherwise hard to find.