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Nivomat Rear Shock Absorbers - 850CD

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Old Mar 8th, 2021, 14:29   #8
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Yes, there are suspension and shock absorber codes on the main ID plate, the same plate as the VIN but the right hand column, fifth down. It is a collection of seven letters. The rear shock absorber code is fourth from the left (also fourth from the right), the rear spring is fifth from the left (third from the right).

My understanding for an 850 (and presumably P80 chassis V70 Ph1) is there are different components to swap out a Nivomat for standard suspension. The Rear Shock Upper Mount Support Plate is different as I think are the two flange bolts holding it. The spring itself is different of course, and its bottom retainer plate and coned 'helper spring' (inside the spring coils) and upper mount might be different as well (or not fitted / fitted). You really need to check it with a main Volvo dealership spares dept.

Hope this helps. Best. RB

Link to ID Plate Location and Decoder
https://www.volvoclub.org.uk/tech/PlateLocation.pdf

Many thanks for this. very helpful. Will have a look at the info when I get a moment and the weather is a bit warmer. (Currently acting as family chauffeur/unpaid Uber).
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