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Front suspension Volvo 940/960 -(1994)

The conical bushings in the control arm rods are the single biggest wear point in the front suspension on the 700/900 cars, and show up as a clunk under braking or unsteady steering. This category gathers the parts involved when the front suspension is to be refreshed on the 940/960 up to and including 1994.

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All products in category: Front suspension Volvo 940/960 -(1994)

Flange lock nut M12-1.75, h=16 mm, universal

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

OE numbers

971099
Volvo Original
O-ring for Volvo 240, 740, 760, 780, 940, 960, S90, V90

O-ring for Volvo 240, 740, 760, 780, 940, 960, S90, V90

240, 740, 780, 760, V90, 960, S90, 940

$ 1.24
Axle:
Front axle
Type:
O-ring

OE numbers

955992
Hex socket screw for Volvo 240, 340, 740, 760, 780, 940

Hex socket screw for Volvo 240, 340, 740, 760, 780, 940

240, 260, 740, 780, 760, V90, 940, S90, 960

$ 1.13
Model year:
1975–1985
Thread:
M6
Engine:
B21E, B21F
Type:
Hexagon socket

OE numbers

942000
Split pin 3.2 x 18 for Volvo Amazon, Amazon wagon, 140, 240, 340, 740, 760, 940

Split pin 3.2 x 18 for Volvo Amazon, Amazon wagon, 140, 240, 340, 740, 760, 940

Amazon, 740, 780, 760, V90, 960, 940, S90

$ 0.34
Model year:
1957–1961
Axle:
Front axle
Engine:
B16

OE numbers

907845

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The group includes control arms and control arm rods, conical bushings (also in polyurethane), sway bars, strut mount bearings, washers and buffers, plus shock absorbers and fasteners. Since the front suspension is built on MacPherson struts with rack-and-pinion steering, the strut's upper bearing, absorber and bushings are interrelated – if you replace the absorber it pays to check the bearing at the same time.

During a rebuild, conical bushings, the rod mounts and the strut mount bearing are typical inspection points. Polyurethane bushings give a tighter feel but a harsher ride than rubber.