What did you do to your P2 Volvo today?
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Re: What did you do to your P2 Volvo today....now sticky!!
The front carpets are quite easy to remove, just undo the two front bolts, lift the seat a little and pull the carpet from there. Mine sits in the sunshine now, yes, another water leak in there - water was sitting for so long the foam started to smell the socks and it finally caught my attention. Only this time is not the usual water leak places, this time it's coming from the door seals - I hope this is the last place this cars leaks water. Oh and when pulling the carpet, keep it hanged up vertical so the water drains through the foam to the bottom, this way it will only take a few hot days to dry up.
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A lovely late summer 87 today in MSO!
The carpets are surprisingly clean for 2004 I think. It has full factory mats. It just had an odd stale shampoo-y or perfume-y smell. My wife didn't even notice it.
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1994 850T5 wagon
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Change of topic -
In my trunk next to the spare is this electrical connector. Is it a trailer connector? ..A lot of pins for that. Do I have a factory tow package but no hitch?
It's wired into the rear wall of the trunk.
In my trunk next to the spare is this electrical connector. Is it a trailer connector? ..A lot of pins for that. Do I have a factory tow package but no hitch?
It's wired into the rear wall of the trunk.
ex-1984 245T wagon
1994 850T5 wagon
2004 XC70 wagon BlackBetty
1994 850T5 wagon
2004 XC70 wagon BlackBetty
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Do you have a third rear seat? Is it cold in the winter??
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Yesterday I went around to catalog the misc trim bits and plastic that are broken or missing. Not big issues, just want a list in my head if I run across a salvage yard car. I believe the PO left this car locked up in the sun in a parking lot for days on end, and out in the woods hiking. Sun damage, dust everywhere.
First off, trying to eliminate clunks and rattles. Does anyone have one of these big threaded plastic bolts that fit in the floor of the trunk? Maybe that's a salvage yard piece. What other ways are you holding down your jack? This one looks like it's never been out of the trunk.
There must be a plastic cover over the hot power connection at the engine fuse box. There's a plastic hinge there.
This rubber seal goes across the nose at the leading edge of the hood.
Missing latch at the right rear access hatch.
The very handy cargo tray under the rear floor must have some twist locks at each end at these holes.
Rear door screw cover.
Somebody must have put their hot tea kettle here on the rear floor hump. Or that's the mast step. Odd.
Is there a headrest missing here? Or was that an option accessory thing?
Must be some buttons at the ends of the console box hinge..?
This is pretty.....
Sun-baked windshield trim...
First off, trying to eliminate clunks and rattles. Does anyone have one of these big threaded plastic bolts that fit in the floor of the trunk? Maybe that's a salvage yard piece. What other ways are you holding down your jack? This one looks like it's never been out of the trunk.
There must be a plastic cover over the hot power connection at the engine fuse box. There's a plastic hinge there.
This rubber seal goes across the nose at the leading edge of the hood.
Missing latch at the right rear access hatch.
The very handy cargo tray under the rear floor must have some twist locks at each end at these holes.
Rear door screw cover.
Somebody must have put their hot tea kettle here on the rear floor hump. Or that's the mast step. Odd.
Is there a headrest missing here? Or was that an option accessory thing?
Must be some buttons at the ends of the console box hinge..?
This is pretty.....
Sun-baked windshield trim...
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The rings in the floor in the rear are part of the optional rear bottle/thermos holder and/or garbage bag holder that folds out from the rear of the console. I'm guessing the floor mat part is present regardless of if the holder is fitted.
I've got the same jack holder but mine is whole. Keeps the spare wheel in place too. Works well and keeps everything tied down and silent.
I've got the same jack holder but mine is whole. Keeps the spare wheel in place too. Works well and keeps everything tied down and silent.
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Wow, your car is missing a lot of small plastic bits. If you can get to a junkyard nearby that's probably your best bet.
Cover for the plus terminal (this one is semi important), hinge cover for center arm rest, twist lock for cargo area side panel, twist locks for cargo tray etc.
ALL of these cars had center headrests in the rear by the way, that was not an option.
Cover for the plus terminal (this one is semi important), hinge cover for center arm rest, twist lock for cargo area side panel, twist locks for cargo tray etc.
ALL of these cars had center headrests in the rear by the way, that was not an option.
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99' S70, base, 5-speed manual, nautic blue/ tan, 225k miles, currently inop
06' V70, auto, willow green/ charcoal, 147k miles
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Agreed. And blaming the sun is just being nice to the PO. The exterior bits perhaps but not the interior, it doesn't really care about sun unless perhaps if you park in a desert for a couple of years.850 LPT wrote: ↑10 Sep 2018, 11:05 Wow, your car is missing a lot of small plastic bits. If you can get to a junkyard nearby that's probably your best bet.
Cover for the plus terminal (this one is semi important), hinge cover for center arm rest, twist lock for cargo area side panel, twist locks for cargo tray etc.
ALL of these cars had center headrests in the rear by the way, that was not an option.
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