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14 Intake Valves found
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 1328147
$30.43 MSRP: $35.63You Save: $5.20 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Exhaust Valve Seats, Intake Valve
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 30720168
$31.39 MSRP: $40.20You Save: $8.81 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Valve; Intake Valve
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 463395
$33.29 MSRP: $38.98You Save: $5.69 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 9207874
$39.04 MSRP: $45.71You Save: $6.67 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 9454608
$41.89 MSRP: $49.06You Save: $7.17 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve
Volvo Valves Part Number: 1317793
$45.34 MSRP: $53.09You Save: $7.75 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve; Valves
Volvo Valves Part Number: 30650940
$55.80 MSRP: $71.47You Save: $15.67 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve; Valves
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 30684049
$55.80 MSRP: $71.47You Save: $15.67 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve, Valves
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 30684135
$55.80 MSRP: $71.47You Save: $15.67 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve, Valves
Volvo Valves Part Number: 31375630
$55.80 MSRP: $71.47You Save: $15.67 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Valve; Intake Valve; Valves
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 9454607
$55.80 MSRP: $71.47You Save: $15.67 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve, Valve, Valves
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 31480337
$55.80 MSRP: $71.47You Save: $15.67 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Valve; Intake Valve, Valves
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 1397641
$40.19 MSRP: $47.05You Save: $6.86 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve, Valve
Volvo Intake Valve Part Number: 1218350
$28.98 MSRP: $33.93You Save: $4.95 (15%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Inlet Valve; Intake Valve
Volvo Intake Valve
Volvo Intake Valve ensures that every engine takes a breath with perfect timing so drivers have quick throttle response and steady power. Volvo began in 1927 in Gothenburg and ever since then the company has gained trust in their safety ideas such as the three-point seat belt, solid brakes, and clear instruments to make daily traveling less stressful. Volvo also goes to town with electric powertrains and clean Scandinavian design, all with a sense of comfort and responsibility for our planet. The brand builds cars, trucks, and buses and as such families, commuters, and businesses all benefit from the same commitment to durability. Since the brand puts reliability near the top of the list, every single component has to work in harmony, and that is where the Intake Valve plays a key role across the lineup. An Intake Valve opens during the intake stroke to allow the air-fuel mixture to rush in and then closes tight to keep the combustion strong which seems like a small action hard to imagine that it is guarding against loss of power and wasted fuel. A smooth sealing surface prevents exhaust from slipping backward and damaging catalytic parts and keeping emissions low. When a clean Intake Valve combines with an accurate cam profile, engines idle calmly and pull hard down the highway, qualities that fit the balanced nature of every Volvo vehicle. Regular attention to this tough but busy part guarantees the long engine life that is the Volvo hallmark and maintains the driving confidence everyone has come to expect from Volvo.
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Volvo Intake Valve Parts and Q&A
- Q: What role does grinding play in fitting the Intake Valve, and what steps are involved in the process on Volvo 244?A:Grinding in is necessary when fitting valves, both new and old, as it sorts out any scoring and ensures the face and seat of the valve are sloped at the same angle and there is a large area of contact. When new valves are fitted to re-cut seats grinding is still important as the valve face is cut to a slightly smaller angle to that of the cylinder head, which means there is very little contact area. The right contact area is achieved by grinding, but only requires fine and coarse carborundum paste, a cheap tool, and some patience. To start with, place the cylinder head upside down on a bench with blocks of wood for valve stem clearance. Apply a trace of coarse paste on the face of the seat, place the head of the valve into a suction tool and insert it into the cylinder head. Lightly press on the tool as it is rotated in a to and fro movement and then lift the valve, give it a quarter or half turn and repeat. Once a dull, matt, even surface finish has developed on both the valve seat and valve, wipe off coarse paste and change to fine paste, continuing to lift and turn valve. The grinding operation is finished when a smooth unbroken ring of light grey finish is visible on both surfaces. Aim for a certain seat width and if it is too wide cut it down with an oil stone by rounding off the corners carefully. After grinding, thoroughly clean all traces of the grinding compound with paraffin or petrol, making sure to get none in the ports or valve guides.
- Q: How to properly measure and adjust the intake valve clearances on Volvo S40?A:Only spin engine in the normal direction of rotation (clockwise, as seen from the right-hand side of the car). Begin by removing the cylinder head cover and setting the engine to TDC on cylinder No 1 (ensure inlet and exhaust cam lobes of No 1 cylinder are pointing upwards) for the measurement of valve clearances. For each valve, measure the clearance between the base of the cam lobe and the bucket tappet with the help of feeler blades, and record the thickness of the blade which will give a firm sliding fit for all valves of No 1 cylinder, keeping in mind that the clearances sought are different for inlet and exhaust valves. The intake camshaft is on the front of the engine and there is an exhaust camshaft at the back. After recording the clearances of cylinder No 1, rotate the crankshaft in the clockwise direction through 180deg to check the valve clearances of cylinder No 3 and repeat the process for cylinders 4 and 2. If adjustments must be made, remove the camshafts to adjust the bucket tappets. A thinner bucket tappet should be fitted if the valve clearance is too small, while a thicker one is required if the valve clearance is too large, the bucket tappet has a number engraved on the inside, and if this is missing then a micrometer will be needed to see the thickness. Calculate the thickness of the new bucket tappet to be made according to the desired and measured clearances and the tappet thickness found. After fitting the correct thickness bucket tappets in the cylinder head refit the camshafts and check the valve clearances again. If any of the clearances are still out of specification, repeat the adjustment procedure. Keeping a record of thickness of bucket tappets fitted at each position will assist in future adjustments and the required buckets can be purchased in advance once the clearances and existing thicknesses are known. Finally, when everything is correctly cleared, refit the cylinder head cover.
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