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Throttle linkage Volvo Amazon Wagon (220) (B18B/D) (1967-)

Play in the accelerator pedal, worn ball joints and a control rod that sticks are classic symptoms when the linkage between pedal and carburetor on the B18B/D 220 starts to get tired. The estate model (220) has the same mechanical throttle control as the sedans, but with many small ball sockets and levers it's exactly the play in the joints that makes idle and gas response uneven.

All products in category: Throttle linkage Volvo Amazon Wagon (220) (B18B/D) (1967-)

Nut M5-0.8x3.8 for Volvo PV, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 240, 260, 740, 760, 780, 850, 940, 960, C70, S40, S70, S90, V40, V70, V90

Nut M5-0.8x3.8 for Volvo PV, Duett, Amazon, 1800, 240, 260, 740, 760, 780, 850, 940, 960, C70, S40, S70, S90, V40, V70, V90

PV 444, Duett, PV 544, Amazon, 1800, 164, 780, S90, S70, C70

$ 0.23
Model year:
1957–1974
Thread:
M5x0.8
Engine:
B16, B18, B20
System:
Zenith

OE numbers

955780
Bricka M6 & 1/4" 6,7x14x1,5 till Volvo Amazon, Amazon Kombi, 1800, Volvo OE 955893, art.nr 181596030

Washer M6 & 1/4" 6.7x14x1.5 for Volvo Amazon, 140, 164, 1800, 240, 260, 740, 760, 780, 940, 960, S40, V40

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

$ 0.11
Model year:
1957–1982
Axle:
Front axle
Dimensions:
6.7 × 14 × 1.5 mm
Thread:
M6
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OE numbers

955893

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This category gathers the parts that keep the linkage precise and free of play. The group includes control rods and levers, ball joints, retaining clips plus screws and washers for the mounting. If a full overhaul is needed, there are complete throttle control kits and grommet kits, so the whole path from pedal to shutter is replaced in one go.

A common check point during restoration is the worn ball joints and retaining clips – that's where play creeps in and gives the typical "dead" first pedal movement before the engine responds.