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Old Aug 1st, 2021, 21:17   #1
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Can anyone tell me if LM engines are rebuilds or are the built on unused cores?

I have a B20B that was installed in 1987 by my mechanic and I took the head off for the first time yesterday and see the pistons are .015 oversize, does that suggest something?
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Can anyone tell me if LM engines are rebuilds or are the built on unused cores?

I have a B20B that was installed in 1987 by my mechanic and I took the head off for the first time yesterday and see the pistons are .015 oversize, does that suggest something?
I don't know what you mean by "LM" but generally speaking automotive manufacturers with mass production products are mainly concerned with manufacture not snagging and remanufacture.

I don't know enough about Volvo's historic working practices but it seems to me unlikely that "the factory" in the 1980s would have had a department rebuilding engines that have already been released and "come back". I would expect that that kind of work would be done by the dealer network.

There could, however, have been a problem with the block during manufacture that might have resulted in the engine being rectified before being sent out into the big bad world.

If you think you bought a factory fresh engine back in 1987 and this was bought via a dealer / with Volvo service intervention then I think it is safe to assume that that is what you got (despite the oversized pistons). In the situation where "it had gone wrong again" then I imagine the waranty on the replacement engine would have been honoured wouldn't it?
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From the first few pages of the Volvo Parts List.

This catalogue concerns spare parts for cars of the 182 series, with effect from chassis number 28300 and the 183 series, which include
the following type designations:
182 eh -37549
Type Engine Part No.') Type Engine Part NO.')
designation designation engine Gearbox designation designation engine Gearbox
183351 8208 496922 M41 184353 820E 496940 M41
183352 8208 496923 M41 184361 B20E 496941 BW35
183451 8208 496922 MA1 184362 B20E 496947 BW35
184351 820E 496940 M41,410 184363 820E 496941 8W35
184352 B20E 496942 M41.410 184451 820E 496940 M41
182 ch 37550-
1824351 820E 498278 M41 1826354 B20F 498282 M41
1824352 820E 498280 M41 1826363 B20F 498283 BW35
1826353 820F 498282 M41 1826364 B20F 498283 BW35
183 ch 1-
1834351 820E 498278 M41 1836354 820F 498282 M41
1834352 B20E 498280 M41 1836361 820F 498283 8W35
1834361 B20E 498279 8W35 1836362 820F 498281 BW35
1834362 B20E 498281 BW35 1836363 820F 498283 BW35
1836353 B2.QF 498282 M41 1836364 B20~ 498283 BW35
The final digit in the type designation tells you that
1 = the car is LHD 3 = the car is LHD, for USA. CANADA with the exception of California
2 = the car is RHO 4 = the car is LHD for California
The following special model is also Iisted in the catalogue:
5564 Fan with viscious sup-type coupling. 5968 Hea~:jJjghts. France
1) Production model complete engines are not stocked as spare
parts.
Reserve engines:
182 8208 Part No. 498065-2
182 B20E Part No. 498066-0
, 83 B20E Part No. 498066-0
182 B20F Part No. 498067-8
183 B20F Part No. 498067-8
Reserve engines are supplied less flywheel casing. flywheel. thermostat, water pipes, manifolds, fuel pump. starter motor, distributor, alternator and crankcase ventilation.
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