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T5R gauge cluster 850 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be 850ddd on  Mon Mar 25 05:29 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Yes, going t o Volvospeed.com will help, but then it doesnt show you how to take out the airbag on the passenger side. I took my instrument cluster out, as to "redo" the face, because ALMOST every other vehicle has "nifty" graphics for instrument panels, but not volvos...But anyway, you have quite a few torx nuts to take out from behind the vents, but be careful those little O-hs above the vent knobs will, and I say WILL fall out once you take off the upper dash. Which you have to take off to get to the cluster. I actually did it all in about 2 hours, but that was back in January, and I still have not put the plastic window back in, because it had to come off also. Let me say this, if you can put the guage somewhere else...DO IT!!! Taking the cluster out is not for the timid. If you like your interior, and you think a Volvo shouldnt be "mistreated" then dont do it, or have a professional do it.
Also, if ANYONE know where I can start looking for aftermarket bumpers (front and back) I would like to know.






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