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740 Wagon Headliner 700 1992

posted by  Mike-C on  Thu Jan 10 14:38 CST 2008
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Good Evening Folks;
My daughter's 92 740 wagon has a sagging headliner that we have been propping and tacking into place since we brought the car up from North Carolina last year. Up until now we had it under control but this past week the dome light shorted out and not only blew fuse number 5 it also melted the wiring that runs beteen the headliner and the metal roof panel. So, the entire lot has to come out. The FAQ's have a detailed instructions that appear to be for sedans but as Lin's car is a wagon, are the any other tricks that I might find useful? Since I only live about 5 miles from VLV World I'll see if I get a complete panel assembly from Stephane over the weekend.

Regards to all;
Mike Coleman
North Lancaster, Ontario, Canada
1988 Volvo 240 Stationwagon, 303,000 miles,
1992 Volvo 740 Stationwagon, 198,000 miles,
1984 Mercedes 300D, 310,000 miles,
1986 Mercedes 190E 92,000 miles,
1986 Mercedes 300SDL, 214,000 miles,
1998 GMC Safari, 417,000 kms
1996 Fleetwood Tioga









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