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Trunk Interior Volvo 164 (1975)

When trim panels and mats in the trunk start to wobble or rattle, it's often the small fasteners that are to blame – dried-out fasteners that have lost their grip and plugs that have cracked over the years. This category brings together exactly these details for the Volvo 164 of model year 1975, the final year before production ended.

All products in category: Trunk Interior Volvo 164 (1975)

Luggage panel clips for Volvo 164, 240

Luggage panel clips for Volvo 164, 240

164, 240, 260

$ 3.28
Position:
Right
Mounting position:
Luggage compartment

OE numbers

1224459
Body plug/plastic rivet for Volvo 164, 240

Body plug/plastic rivet for Volvo 164, 240

164, 240, 260, 740, 780, 760, V90, S90, 940, 960, V70, XC70, S70, C70

$ 1.70
Material:
Synthetic
Type:
Round

OE numbers

1224786
Volvo Original
Screw for Volvo 1800

Screw for Volvo 1800

1800, 164, 240, 260

$ 1.24
Model year:
1961–1969
Engine:
B18
Quantity per car:
2

OE numbers

955131
Washer d=11mm H=1.5mm for Volvo PV544, Duett, Amazon Wagon, 1800

Washer d=11mm H=1.5mm for Volvo PV544, Duett, Amazon Wagon, 1800

Amazon, 1800, 140, 164, 240, 260, 740, 780, 760, V90, 940, 960, S90, 850, V70, XC70, S70, C70

$ 0.23
Model year:
1968–1974
Dimensions:
T 1.5 mm, Outer Ø 16 mm, M5
Engine:
B20
Interior code:
914-687A, 914-687B, 915-688A, 915-688B, 927-752, 928-753, 940-756, 941-757, 953-803, 954-804, 955-805, 956-806, 957-860, 959-861, 960-862, 961-863, 962-864, 963-865, 964, 965, 966, 967, 969, 970

OE numbers

960138

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The group includes fasteners, plugs, screws and washers that lock the interior trim details in place in the trunk. During a restoration it's worth checking that the mounting points in the sheet metal haven't rusted away, since worn holes mean new fasteners won't sit as securely. Dimensions can vary between versions, so always compare against the existing parts.