Replacing the headrest?
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Asked by ladyinmaryland May 10, 2013 at 10:02 AM about the 2009 Volvo XC90 3.2 AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2009 XC90.  I would like to replace the drivers side headrest and the pricing from the dealer was crazy based on "the labor involved".  The dealership says the headerest can no longer simply be popped out and a new one popped in.  Has anyone else replaced theirs on their own?  How involved was the process?  Resources for purchasing replacement?

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nosmo answered 11 years ago

just the head rest or the fabric or leather on the interior?

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ladyinmaryland answered 11 years ago

The leather on the headrest is damaged. If there is a way to replace just the leather cover that would be great, but it looks like the entire headrest needs to be pulled out and be replaced.

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nosmo answered 11 years ago

just go to a upholstery shop and get a quet for the leather just on the head rest.

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