Steering rack seal kit CAM & ZF for Volvo 240, 260, 1979-1993
240, 260
$ 72.89/set
- System:
- ZF
Steering gear Volvo 850
Power steering fluid leaks at the steering box or play felt in the steering wheel are common things to check on the 850. Because the car has a transverse five-cylinder engine and front-wheel drive, the rack steering sits in an exposed spot, and wear in seals or tie rod ends is clearly noticeable when parking and cornering.
- Steering rack seal kit CAM & ZF for Volvo 240, 260, 1979-1993
- Steering gear seal kit for Volvo 850 CAM
- Long oil pipe for Volvo 850, C70, S70, V70
- Steering gear seal kit for Volvo 240 1975-79, CAM
- Oil pipe short for Volvo 850
- Outer tie rod end for Volvo 850, S70, V70, C70, 960, S90, V90, 1997-2000, right
- Outer track rod end for Volvo 1800S, left
- Flange lock nut M12-1.75, h=16 mm, universal
All products in category: Steering gear Volvo 850
Steering gear seal kit for Volvo 850 CAM
850
$ 50.40/set
- System:
- CAM
Long oil pipe for Volvo 850, C70, S70, V70
850, V70, XC70, S70, C70
$ 50.29
- Type:
- Long
- Info:
- With seals
Steering gear seal kit for Volvo 240 1975-79, CAM
240, 260
$ 47.01/set
- Model year:
- 1975–1979
- System:
- CAM
Oil pipe short for Volvo 850
850, V70, XC70, S70, C70
$ 34.47
- Type:
- Short
- Info:
- For left-hand drive vehicles, With seals
Outer tie rod end for Volvo 850, S70, V70, C70, 960, S90, V90, 1997-2000, right
V90, 960, 940, S90, 850, V70, XC70, S70, C70
$ 18.31
- Position:
- Right
- Axle:
- Front axle
Outer track rod end for Volvo 1800S, left
V90, S90, 940, 960, 850, V70, XC70, S70, C70
$ 18.31
Flange lock nut M12-1.75, h=16 mm, universal
240, 260, 740, 780, 760, V90, S90, 940, 960, 850, V70, XC70, S70, C70
$ 1.24
- Axle:
- Rear axle
- Thread:
- M12
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This category gathers parts for inspection and rebuilding of the steering box. The group includes a gasket set to fix leaks at the piston seals and connections, a tie rod end that transfers the motion to the wheel, an oil pipe in the power steering circuit, and a lock nut for correct assembly. When rebuilding, it is common to check both the condition of the seals and the play in the tie rod ends at the same time, so the job does not need to be redone. Always check the fit against your model year before replacing.