Re: Volvo Maintenance
Котова Анастасия <[email protected]> Wed, 15 Mar 2023 01:13:43 -0700 (PDT)
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пятница, 7 ноября 1997 г. в 10:00:00 UTC+2, MX Tuner: > >When I changed the oil seal on my 1982 B21's cam several years ago i > >noted that the seal dimensions were 35 mm ID X 47 MM 0D X 7 mm wide. > >That size fits practically every non-Japanese motorcycle with 35 mm > >fork tubes. > >I almost used a CZ fork seal instead of the Volvo part. Maybe i"ll > >use Volvo cam seals in my CZ or Rokon Betor forks. I can by them at > >4;30 on satruday afternoon. The bike dealer closes at 2 on satrudays. > >Just thought you might like to know. > Never occured to me. I wonder if the seal construction is that much > different due to one shaft turning vs. the other sliding? I've seen > some seals have an arrow which indicates direction of rotation. > What model CZ do you have? > Mark Klein The [url=https://kmstop.com/en/catalog/volvo]mileage blocker volvo[/url] is a feature available on some Volvo vehicles that prevents the car from exceeding a preset mileage limit. This feature helps the driver to stay within their budget and to ensure that the car is not overused. It also helps to keep track of the car’s performance and to help prevent it from becoming damaged due to excessive use. The Mileage Blocker can be set to any amount of mileage, allowing the driver to set a comfortable limit. This feature is especially useful for drivers who frequently travel long distances and want to keep their car in good condition.