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1991945 manual window winder handle

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Sun Dec 25 13:02 CST 2022
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I don't know why it didn't let me sign in -- but here's the answer to your question. Take a small flat blade screwdriver and place it into the seam between the handle body near the knob and its center trim piece. With a little twist or prying motion the trim piece will release from where it's secured near the knob and then it wraps around the curve at the pivot point. Once removed you'll see the screw head securing the handle. It's usually a philipshead but may be a torx screw. Take note of where the handle points when the window is raised. Usually it takes a bit wiggling around the get the handle off the serated post -- and sometimes they'er really stuck. I have a bunch of spares available. If you have a source for used parts nearby -- they are all the same from the beginning of the 240 series. -- Dave - Volvo From Heck






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