V70 Sun Visor & Door Trim

Discussion in 'Volvo V70' started by Andy, Sep 21, 2005.

  1. Andy

    Andy Guest

    I am trying to locate two bits of trim for our 1997 V70. Does anybody
    know of a UK supplier other than Volvo

    First is a replacement drivers side sun visor (preferably the one with the
    mirror and light on it - BUT I CAN LIVE WITHOUT IF THERE IS A NON LIGHT
    VERSION AND IT IS CHEAPER). The spring thing that pushes the visor up into
    the roof lining seems to have broken.

    Secondly, that part of the drivers door panel that contains the window and
    mirror switches and door handle. This is the bit that butts onto to door
    loudspeaker. The plastic trim is pulling away from the foam lining. It must
    have been stretched on originally to fit into the internal curves and can't
    see any way of trying to push it back as the plastic seems to have 'shrunk'.
    Do not need
    switches etc. I am hoping that this part of the door panel is seperable
    from the rest and I do not have to buy a whole pannel.

    Needles to say I am looking for a somewhat keener pricing structure than
    buying from Volvo.

    Andy
     
    Andy, Sep 21, 2005
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  2. Andy

    Andy Guest

    Is there really noone who sells Volvo trim other than Volvo. The sun visor
    is 80+ pounds and the door panel (apparently Volvo will sell only the WHOLE
    door panel) for 200++ pounds.

    Andy
     
    Andy, Sep 27, 2005
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  3. Andy

    Mat Guest

    The door trim is a common problem; all four of my doors came 'unglued'
    in the last 6 months.

    In the US each pair (i.e., front, and back) is $288 dollars. Plus
    installation.

    The dealer blames it on 'environmentally friendly glue' that doesn't
    stand up to aging.


    Took the car to an upholstery place yesterday --- he wasn't sure that
    it could be recovered with something else, but will look into it.


    Would appreciate hearing from anybody who fixed the problem without
    reverting to buying new panels.



    Thnaks,

    Mat

    '99 V70 T5m
     
    Mat, Oct 9, 2005
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  4. There is a cunning service called 'Google' available through the Internet.

    Also known as 'Google is you friend'.

    This offers, for instance:

    http://www.volvospares-uk.com/

    There is also a very useful book calleed 'Yellow Pages'.

    This yields Brookhouse Volvo Parts
    www.classicvolvoparts.co.uk

    Incidentally, they use Volvo Spares UK as a supplier.

    So there you have a choice of used and 3rd party new spares for Volvos.

    HTH
    Dave R
     
    David WE Roberts, Oct 9, 2005
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