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Seat subframe with height adjustment 200

A loose seat and a height adjustment that slips down can point to tired springs, worn fasteners or a loosened hexagon screw in the base. This category gathers the parts that keep the mechanism under the front seats steady on Volvo 240/260 with height adjustment, whether it is the driver's seat or passenger seat.

All products in category: Seat subframe with height adjustment 200

Volvo Original
Protective moulding for Volvo 164

Protective moulding for Volvo 164

164, 240, 260

$ 21.92

OE numbers

1224412
Volvo Original
Front seat spring right inner, left outer for Volvo 140, 164, 240

Front seat spring right inner, left outer for Volvo 140, 164, 240

164, 240, 260

$ 7.46
Position:
Front right left outer

OE numbers

1204844
Volvo Original
Front seat spring left inner, right outer for Volvo 140, 164, 240

Front seat spring left inner, right outer for Volvo 140, 164, 240

164, 240, 260

$ 7.46
Position:
Front

OE numbers

1204843
Volvo Original
Spacer tube for Volvo 164

Spacer tube for Volvo 164

164, 240, 260

$ 6.67
Quantity per car:
4

OE numbers

1224822
Volvo Original
Clips for Volvo 240, 260, 262, 265, 265 1979-88, blue

Clips for Volvo 240, 260, 262, 265, 265 1979-88, blue

240, 260

$ 3.96
Position:
Rear
Mounting position:
Seat mounting
Model year:
1979–1988
Colour:
Blue
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OE numbers

1294983
Volvo Original
Hexagon screw for Volvo 740, 760

Hexagon screw for Volvo 740, 760

240, 260, 740, 780, 760

$ 3.39
Model year:
1974–1998
Engine:
B21A, B230E, B230F, B230K, B23A, B23E, B27F

OE numbers

949734

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The group includes springs, spacer tubes, hexagon screw, fasteners and protecting moldings. During restoration it is common to check the springs and fasteners first, since they carry the seat's weight balance and are often a reason the height setting won't hold. Because the design differs between seats with and without height adjustment, you should compare the old base against the parts' dimensions before installation.