Steering joint for Volvo S80 I (184) 2.5 T

This steering joint is a used part, categorised as quality B, sourced from a vehicle with a recorded mileage of 387,710 kilometres. The component is designed for a petrol engine, specifically the B5254T2 engine type with the engine code 6900942. It is compatible with a manual transmission, identified by the MAN M56 gearbox type and the transmission code 9482210. The original equipment manufacturer number for this part is 3409939. It is crucial to verify this OEM number against your vehicle's specifications to ensure correct fitment and compatibility. This steering joint is listed for the Volvo S80 I (184) model in the 2.5 T variant. It is also compatible with other models and variants that share the same steering column and linkage specifications; cross-referencing the OEM number is the most reliable method for confirming application. The price for this part is 150,57 EUR excluding VAT, which equates to 150,57 EUR including VAT. A 30-day full return policy applies to this item, providing a guarantee of satisfaction. Standard delivery is free of charge with an estimated lead time of 3-6 days. An express delivery service is available for an additional fee to expedite shipping for those requiring the part more urgently.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is a Volvo S80 I (184), specifically the 2.5 T saloon variant. The car was manufactured in 2005 and had covered 387,710 kilometres. It was originally registered in Sweden. The vehicle was equipped with a petrol engine, an intake manifold injection fuel system, and the B 5254 T2 engine code. It featured a manual transmission with the MAN M56 gearbox type and the transmission code 9482210. The vehicle identification number is YV1TS595251393524. The engine has a cylinder capacity of 2521 cubic centimetres, producing 210 horsepower, which is equivalent to 154 kilowatts. The car's construction type is a saloon. Choosing a used steering joint like this one supports sustainable automotive practices by giving a fully functional component a second life, reducing waste and the demand for new manufacturing resources. When replacing a steering joint, it is often advisable to inspect related components such as the steering rack, tie rod ends, and intermediate shaft for wear to ensure complete steering system integrity.

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