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1995 940 Windshield Moulding 900 1995

posted by  jd620 on  Thu May 20 18:27 CST 2021
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I am on the final stretch of getting my daughters 1995 940 Sedan back on the road after a collision with a deer last November. The hood, vent in front of and on bottom of the windshield (proper name?) and two trim pieces around the headlights have been painted and are ready to be put on except for one piece of very brittle plastic moulding that is on the vent in front of the windshield and touches the windshield glass and which broke while removing it. There is a metal trough on the bottom rear of the vent piece that the plastic piece slides into.
Does anyone have a replacement alternative for the plastic piece? Also, can someone give me the Volvo Part Number (Spook?).
I'll try to describe the plastic piece a little more. It comes off with the vent in front and bottom of the windshield and seals the windshield to the vent. There is no movement between the windshield and the vent.
Thanks
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Mine:3-940s running; 1-740, 2-940 parts; dtrs:4-940s running






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