The passenger side airbag cover has totally peeled back on this 850, so I need to replace the instrument panel top cover. Anyone have one they want to sell? I am located in KY - zip 41017.
Thanks! Jim
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I can try to hook you up with one from a jy, but honestly.. you can just do like everyone else and super glue or velcro it down.
but if you REALLY want it that bad I dont mind pulling one if I can find it in good quality for you.
id advise looking thru some local junk yards. and be warned. they can be a pain in the arse to take off.
but if you REALLY want it that bad I dont mind pulling one if I can find it in good quality for you.
id advise looking thru some local junk yards. and be warned. they can be a pain in the arse to take off.
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Thanks, Rob - I'll look locally first. I was hoping someone may have a parts car laying around.
This cover is beyond glueing or velcro-ing it down & looks like hell. I looked at the service manual for disassembly - it looks like only 12 screws all easily accessible & the cover is off. Before I thought the entire dash had to be removed, which would have been a deal breaker. The local Volvo dealer wants $800 for a new cover installed, which is also a deal breaker.
Jim
This cover is beyond glueing or velcro-ing it down & looks like hell. I looked at the service manual for disassembly - it looks like only 12 screws all easily accessible & the cover is off. Before I thought the entire dash had to be removed, which would have been a deal breaker. The local Volvo dealer wants $800 for a new cover installed, which is also a deal breaker.
Jim
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OUCH! 800... id walk.Jim-1995 850 wrote:Thanks, Rob - I'll look locally first. I was hoping someone may have a parts car laying around.
This cover is beyond glueing or velcro-ing it down & looks like hell. I looked at the service manual for disassembly - it looks like only 12 screws all easily accessible & the cover is off. Before I thought the entire dash had to be removed, which would have been a deal breaker. The local Volvo dealer wants $800 for a new cover installed, which is also a deal breaker.
Jim
but yeah from a junker id say your looking maybe 100 bucks.
I was hopping to get to a jy today to get some parts for some people an dlook for others. but i got called in. im still going to try to make it out before 12... so two hours. lol.
Idk in my experience... the cover is a major pita. but then again anything that takes longer then 4 hours constatly is for me.
hey write it up! i know id love to see how to take my dash cover off. ive only ever ripped them off at a jy to get something else. lol.
make a step by step and take some photos!
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This is how the manual says to remove the cover & instrument cluster. Looks easy, but I have to admit I haven't done it yet.
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COUGH COUGH! I WANT YOUR MANUAL!!!!!!! lol..
where is this at? links please? lol im going to tackle this this weekend to re seat my dash.
and btw. can you post the figures it is directing to..
where is this at? links please? lol im going to tackle this this weekend to re seat my dash.
and btw. can you post the figures it is directing to..
Jim-1995 850 wrote: This is how the manual says to remove the cover & instrument cluster. Looks easy, but I have to admit I haven't done it yet.
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I searched this site & found this thread:RobTheModd wrote:COUGH COUGH! I WANT YOUR MANUAL!!!!!!! lol..
where is this at? links please? lol im going to tackle this this weekend to re seat my dash.
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums ... 8&start=98
This is the download link that works:
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/downlo ... vo_850.zip
What an awesome find for free!
??? I don't know what you mean. Each manual chapter is a separate PDF file & I posted that detail by converting it to jpeg & cropping out everything but that section, and uploading it. May not be the most web savvy way but it worked!RobTheModd wrote: and btw. can you post the figures it is directing to..
BTW, it looks like I found an instrument panel cover in MD that I'm negotiating to buy.
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awesome, and you know what... i actually have that downloaded onto the computer im on.. *work computer* awesome! lol
cool id love to see a write up if you can of this.
and some photos of before after!
cool id love to see a write up if you can of this.
and some photos of before after!
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Well, I received the new cover, now to find time to install it! I'll try to document the procedure.
Jim
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Very nice, My main concern now is fixing my dash...
Its *broke* away from the retaining wall. so yeah...
Ive seen a write up or two in repair database, but actually doing it is going to be a weekend job.
Its *broke* away from the retaining wall. so yeah...
Ive seen a write up or two in repair database, but actually doing it is going to be a weekend job.






