2007 S60 2.5T P2 Seat Belt Trim Cover

Post by **MoVolvos** » 15 Mar 2026, 17:41

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I ordered 2 of these after the seller accepted an offer of $7.50 each. Ordered Feb 26th and arrived today Mar 15th. Total with shipping was US $19.31.

The split section has a bridge and I'm assuming it's for protection during shipping or part of the mold. From the eBay listing picture it looks like you have to snap it in order for the seat belt to slide in.

Beige Front Left Side Seat Belt Selector Trim Cover Fits Volvo V70 XC90 S60 S80
https://www.ebay.com/itm/406555876917
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Vova585 · Post by **Vova585** » 15 Mar 2026, 20:01

Good price. I paid $27 for one from dealer. Currently waiting for it to arrive. As far as I understand (and plan to do on my car) you snap(cut) that part to slide belt in and click in place. Hopefully it will not pop out each time you use the belt.

Post by **abscate** » 17 Mar 2026, 13:21

You could superglue in a toothpick after looping the belt through. Make sure you loop it the right way!

Just broke one on the p2, thanks for part number!

Vova585 · Post by **Vova585** » 17 Mar 2026, 18:50

abscate wrote: 17 Mar 2026, 13:21 You could superglue in a toothpick after looping the belt through. Make sure you loop it the right way!

Just broke one on the p2, thanks for part number!

Superglue toothpick? I am having a hard time imagining why such would be necessary. I am waiting for my replacement part, but cant imagine doing toothpick. Based on the picture it looks like that cut was made to get the belt through. Then via "jaw" clips it connects to the b pillar where it should self center itself. Please help me understand what I am missing. (Dont want to break $25 part)

EngineeringBloke · Post by **EngineeringBloke** » 01 Jun 2026, 12:28

My guide went about a year ago. Seat belt was snagging on the worn guide.

Got a new one from the dealer.

The guide is not a complete circle as it has to surround the belt. You just bend it open at the gap and move it over the belt.

Then close the gap. Slide it up the belt to the pillar. As the guide fits into its location, it is secure and won't open.

Post by **volvolugnut** » 01 Jun 2026, 18:08

After I noticed my belt was cutting a slot in my guide, I started to pull the seat belt straight forward with left hand when fastening the belt with the right hand. It is now a habit every time I get in. Guide wear appears to have stopped.
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