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Miscellaneous Volvo 900

When weld-repairing rusty fender trim edges and rocker panels on a 900-series, weldable primer is a typical checkpoint – it is applied to clean surfaces before welding so that the joint gets rust protection even on the back side where the brush otherwise cannot reach. This category gathers the consumables and body materials that belong to exactly such jobs.

All products in category: Miscellaneous Volvo 900

Towbar for Volvo 740, 760, 780, 940, 960, S90, V90, V90 -98

Towbar for Volvo 740, 760, 780, 940, 960, S90, V90, V90 -98

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

$ 338.44
Model year:
–1998
Info:
Without cable kit

OE numbers

3529305
Volvo Original
Svetsprimer 250 ml

Welding primer 250 ml

$ 93.23/piece
Type:
Weld-through primer for sheet metal and steel

OE numbers

1161816
3M
Welding primer 3M spray zinc

Welding primer 3M spray zinc

$ 61.59
Gear oil SAE 75-90 Valvoline, synthetic

Gear oil SAE 75-90 Valvoline, synthetic

$ 31.41
Position:
Left
Liqui Moly
Fuel injection cleaner

Fuel injection cleaner

$ 20.91
Dimensions:
300 ml
Engine:
B18, B20
Underseal spray, black, 500 ml

Underseal spray, black, 500 ml

763

$ 20.34/piece
Colour:
Black
Oil SAE 80-90

Oil SAE 80-90

$ 19.78
Hagmans
Rust protection spray thin black TO3 500ml

Rust protection spray thin black TO3 500ml

764

$ 19.55/piece
Hagmans
Primer Red 1-K, 400 ml

Primer Red 1-K, 400 ml

$ 15.71/piece
Colour:
Red
Hagmans
Body putty

Body putty

$ 15.26
Tack cloth

Tack cloth

761

$ 2.94

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The group includes weld primer, primer and body spray for touch-up painting, auto body sealer for filling dents and weld seams, sticky cloth and cleaning to prepare the surface, plus oil and accessories such as a pull hook. Keep in mind that covering paint systems should always be built up in the right order – primer, base and top coat – for a durable result.