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Rebuild Volvo Seat or Buy Aftermarket? 700

posted by  darius on  Fri Dec 12 14:42 CST 2003
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Rebuilding the lumbar support is not a difficult job. It takes patience and about 4 hours for the newbie (as I was when I did it) but it is a very satisfying repair with the IPD (www.ipdusa.com) kit.

I have replaced bottom seat covers and it is an easy though tedious and time-consuming process.

I have two seat bottom and seat back foam pieces that are in pretty good shape if you are interested - but they do not have seat heaters and transferring them from one seat to another can be very difficult as they are pretty well stuck down onto the seats after ten years. Let me know if you are interested.
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Darius in Albany NY '86 744 GLE (174K); '91 745 Turbo (164K)






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