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    Question Clutch question

    I have a December 1996 Volvo 850 T5 that has a poorly clutch release bearing.


    Can someone confirm that the 850R Clutch kit is a straight swap for the standard T5 Clutch kit as the T5 and R clutch kits are the same price?


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    so i understand yes its a straight swop

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    The following prices are from Simon as of about 4-5 months ago with the part numbers. This is a direct swap. You need to check the flywheel thoroughly and really fit with an alighment tool to get the setup on well. Make sure you bed the flywheel in and not give the clutch to much abuse after refitting it and you should have a very capable setup. Definately go genuine and you will get a full kit from Simon/Rufe for a great price. Remember genuine parts get a warranty which is excellent and worth every penny.

    Clutch Kit, B5234T5, M56: [271956]
    Retail Price �256.74 / Our Price �205.39

    Release Bearing: [9181780]
    Retail Price �46.77 / Our Price �37.41
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    Thanks Alan,

    Simon quoted these prices currently

    850R (B5234T4)
    Clutch Kit: [272218]
    Retail Price £264.38 / Our Price £211.50


    Release Bearing: [9181780]
    Retail Price £48.18 / Our Price £38.54

    Seems I have a different part number for the Clutch kit, yours is for a T5 and mine a T4 engine codes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BruceT View Post
    Seems I have a different part number for the Clutch kit, yours is for a T5 and mine a T4 engine codes?
    Alan's also says M56, 850R should be M59

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    Awesome, if its straight swap ill get the 850R Clutch Kit & bearing

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    So, which number is for the 'R' clutch?, doesn't take much to confuse me!




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    Quote Originally Posted by Pault5estate View Post
    So, which number is for the 'R' clutch?, doesn't take much to confuse me!
    Bruce's, 272218

    the B5234T5 which Alan quoted i've got listed at the T-5R engine (which has the normal T-5 clutch) which is were the confusion came in i bet

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    Indeedy do. I'll be fitting the 850 R Clutch to my T5.

    Apparantly, the S70 T5 Clutch is the same as the 850 R Clutch, too. (According to the Yanks anyway)

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    So what's the main difference between the normal clutch and a R clutch? (soz to hijack your thread)
    855 turbo '96 manual and its alive!


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    Different material I think to handle more torque

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    Yes sorry that is the wrong one from my messages. It gives you a rough idea though.

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    the yanks are wrong mate.the 850r clutch has a stronger pressure plate aswell as stronger springs in the pressure plate.i have 1 fitted to my 940t and its wild.highly recommended and they are rated at 400 bhp too.


 

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