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Grrrr! what's up with Volvo's flimsy, brittle plastic parts! (need wagon owner's advice) 200

posted by  yama on  Mon Nov 20 01:11 CST 2006
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I pulled a latch assembly out of a seat and it did require a fair amount of disassembly. If the back is in very good condition then a repair might make snese else it may be easier to just get another seat back from a pic and pull. A liberal amount of oil on the latches on each side greatly reduces the force required to release the latch. Just put some old rags down to catch the drips.






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