96 850 base - 10V head Topic is solved

Post by **scot850** » 10 May 2023, 20:04

I asked before, but it was mixed in with other questions so may have been missed. I know the US as far as I know did not have the 10V engine, but for anyone that does, do you know if it has hydraulic valve followers/tappets? From this Volvo drawing on a Canadian Volvo parts site it looks like it may be. AS I have never stripped an engine, let alone a hydraulic tappet version , can anyone tell me if this looks like one in the picture, part #22a:

https://www.volvovancouverparts.ca/a/Vo ... 67866.html

I think I have also confirmed the crank pulley nut is a 30mm socket required, been a while. I may want to turn the engine to check the timing belt has not jumped.

Thanks,

Neil.

Post by **misha** » 11 May 2023, 12:31

I think that all of these engines have hydraulic tappets 10 and 20v...even the smaller 4cyl ones in s/v40 from that time.

Post by **abscate** » 12 May 2023, 02:05

misha wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 12:31 I think that all of these engines have hydraulic tappets 10 and 20v...even the smaller 4cyl ones in s/v40 from that time.

You can confirm by…

1 stuffing paper towels into your oil pan until the oil flow is clogged, then listening for the clicks, like I did…

Or

2 looking for the small mechanical shim ports on the top of the head like this ( picture to come)

Post by **P80GLT** » 12 May 2023, 03:12

This is part 22a

Volvo part number 9180681

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Post by **scot850** » 12 May 2023, 08:30

Thanks guys. Really appreciate the info, but hopefully now not a concern. Water pump bearing looks to be the issue.

I was fairly sure the cars up to 98 had hydraulic lifters and solid after that. But still to confirm!

Neil.

Post by **abscate** » 13 May 2023, 02:56

scot850 wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 08:30 Thanks guys. Really appreciate the info, but hopefully now not a concern. Water pump bearing looks to be the issue.

I was fairly sure the cars up to 98 had hydraulic lifters and solid after that. But still to confirm!

Neil.

Hydraulic to solid was a mid 1999 model year change , checked by engine number. Everyone of my four 99s happen to be hydraulic

Jdawg to the rescue…

Post by j-dawg » 30 Jan 2017, 22:30

Lifters change from hydraulic to solid, and valve stems from 7mm to 6mm, at engine 1817653 for T5s. I think that's pretty far into the run - my Dec '98 T5 has engine s/n 15xxxxx.

Post by **Clemens** » 13 May 2023, 15:47

From the startup sound my 10V made, I feel safe to say it was hydraulic