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I have an 87 245 with a trashed parking brake console. I can't find a reasonably priced console with the seat heater switch cutouts but I can find any number of cheap brake covers without them. My question is why couldn't I relocate my switches into the blanks in the dash and use a cover without the switch mounts? Any problem doing this? Thanks in advance. Lanky








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You could do that.








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I've seen the parking brake console with the heated switch cutouts on eBay now and then.
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Mike F - 1984 244 DL - 216,000 miles (give or take)








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there is a tan console with switches on ebay right now

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'82 DL - 151k, '93 945 - 99k








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try volvoworld.com (not my favorite supplier but they do have good selection)

and try internetcarparts.com volvo saab wreckers

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'82 DL - 151k, '93 945 - 99k








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Lank,

When I replaced my son's trashed 1983 244Ti front seats with a later model heated pair (w/switches) ... I simply rerouted the wires to the dash panel and poped the switches into a couple of blank spots. Worked like a charm. So yes, mounting the switches high instead of between the seats works. And it's a relatively easy job. You may have to extend some wires ... but a little good quality insulated wire and heat shrink should resolve that. Good Luck.







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