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Aug 12th, 2019, 13:09 | #21 |
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Both the B23ET and B230ET use motronic injection. In the UK we never had any K Jet turbos. Only ever carb in R sport kits, motronic for the above and then LH2.4
If it is A B230ET then my first priority would be swapping the rods. They can last or they can let go at any time. No boost iss needed for these rods to fail. |
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David Stockton specialist cars Lytham. He has quite a few old Volvo and allowed me to test drive a few. He picked it up personally over on the IoW.
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Aug 12th, 2019, 20:29 | #25 |
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What a load of clap has been written.
The weak point of the B230ET is the engine management. The rods are fine and it's fine running it on regular 95 octane. B23ET was 1983 and 1984 only. The car looks great and a C reg estate 760tic is a rare old beast. The other weak point is the drain exit on the floorpan. They all rot there. I have a 740tic estate in blue green metallic too. They do polish up superbly.
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Thanks all.
Really appreciate the feedback. One thing I'm struggling to source is a touch up paint (402-2 Blue Green Metallic--as others have mentioned). Any reliable sources? |
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If a hole was burned in one, possibly two pistons, it would point to dirty injectors causing those pot(s) to run lean and burn the piston. Usually if a rod makes a bid for freedom it's because the engine has been thrashed mercilessly and is still being thrashed, regardless of oil change history or what oil is being used. That said, if Volvo themselves beefed up the rods etc, chances are they discovered a weakness under extreme conditions, i.e. thrashing the nuts off the things on rally stages. Let's not forget there was a 240turbo using the same engine before the 740 and that was available across various countries in Europ, Sweden and the USA so it's highly likely Volvo discovered it and did beef the rods up.
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Aug 12th, 2019, 23:33 | #29 |
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Congrats, looks great.
Did the 760 turbo not have the turbo badge on the front grill? |
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If you blow his pics up, you cn see whetre it was...........
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