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Old Sep 15th, 2021, 13:07   #1
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Does anyone know what the process may be to replace the sliding covers in the central console? I’m referring to the sliding stuff that covers the cup holders and the little cubby in front.

Mine have been scratched since I bought it and whilst not annoying, if it’s an easy enough job at reasonable cost, I would be tempted to do something about it
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Old Sep 16th, 2021, 10:46   #2
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I had all the silver trim (on the dash and doors) replaced with walnut trim but left the sliding covers as they were because the dealer said it was a big job to replace them.
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So, from my experience of trying to get some money and jigsaw pieces (don't ask) out that had slid underneath the front storage compartment lid and gone beyond retrieval getting the centre console out is fairly simple. Side panels off, 2 bolts front, 2 bolts rear, few electrical connections and the gear linkage (although I couldn't figure out how to disconnect, I had sufficient clearance to pull back and get in to get offending items out).

Now, to replace the sliding covers you effectively have to strip the centre console down from the bottom up. I have seen the tech manual on how to do this and there are lots of warnings on being careful not to break bits so perhaps that was what the dealers were more worried about when dealing with Lexman8's car.
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... the dealer said it was a big job to replace them.
A better description is probably time-consuming.

Actually, the walnut sliding covers wern't part of the upgrade pack (but could be purchased as spares) which perhaps implies something about the ease of replacement compared to the other parts.
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Thanks all, I think based on the feedback, if I compare how annoying the scratches are vs the process to replace, sticking with things as they are is the wise move!
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Hi guys,

Does anyone know what the process may be to replace the sliding covers in the central console?
Look here: https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?t=255653

I used this thread in upgrading my console on XC60 My20 with leather parts from XC90.
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Look here: https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?t=255653

I used this thread in upgrading my console on XC60 My20 with leather parts from XC90.
Thanks for this, good and well documented read. Like others have suggested, seems like quite a big job but with the right motivation on a weekend, who knows!
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