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Rear seat belt latch 200 1990

posted by  SteveMar on  Wed May 26 14:38 CST 2010
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The rear belt latch on the passenger side of my '90 240 wagon just broke. The belt buckle goes in, but won't catch.

Is it possible to replace the latch? If so, where is the best place to get a replacement belt latch? Do I need to hunt down a junker or are there on-line parts vendors who might carry this? (Or do I need to go to the dealer?)

I'm sure this is fairly common, so I thought I would ask for some insight. Thanks for your thoughts.








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    Rear seat belt latch 200 1990

    posted by  hawkeye on  Sat Apr 7 21:12 CST 2012
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    I have this issue too. Did you ever solve it?







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      Rear seat belt latch 200 1990

      posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Sat Apr 7 23:50 CST 2012
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      I've sold a few seat belt latches for the later 240's so I guess they must be a weak point. Finding a latch in a yard would be the way to go. If you can't find a later parts car for the proper latch you could change both halves from an earlier car. -- Dave







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