Volvo Parts/Spares Directory

K3FSAR · 2014-01-29T09:43:27+00:00

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K3FSAR

Thanks @bgpzfm142 for more! All added and votage fixed up.

Salman

Just found a person who does new seatbelt webbing for $80 a belt. His name is Peter McWhinney and number is 0418991713

gumtree.com.au/s-ad/braeside/automotive/seat-belt-repair-service-road-worthy-seatbelt-rwc/1021746959

jamesinc

+1 for KL Racing but I had to go out to their bloody warehouse in the middle of nowhere to pick the stuff up!

Also, the admin lady at KL said they are working on a full English version of the site - they've just had trouble correctly translating their ~4500 part catalogue.

Porkchop

I can offer +1 for FCP Euro, I just had some parts that shipped to Kingston Tasmania from the US in 8 days and at a really decent price !! I have had stuff that has taken longer to get from the mainland! Have also had generally good experiences with Volvrek, I guess dealing with them at a distance hasn't necessarily helped the relationship (they still don't seen to recognise me on the phone after 12-14 years)...

SPT940

I'm more than pleased with www.volvopartswebstore.com

They source from Volvo Dealer Parts Nationally in the U.S. You cant beat the prices and shipping is very reasonable. They're knowledgable and communicate well.

I'm about to completely rebush my 960 wagon. All of the rear bushes (and there are quite a few) cost less than just two front and two rears from Volvo AU. and the shipping is $75.

Dool

Suncoast Volvo Repairs
20 Stark Ln
Forest Glen QLD 4556

http://www.suncoastvolvo.com/

Great place to get help and parts for your Volvo, I can't thank them enough. And I picked up a brand new pair of OEM Volvo plugs for $9 each.

jamesinc

A vote for Knox Auto Carpets

http://www.knoxautocarpets.com.au

They did new moulded carpets for my 244, very nice.

Garth

Vee_Que;7617 wrotePositive for voldat and Berry motor group.

Always found berrys good to deal with when I lived in melbourne

SPT940

Being on the Peninsula, everything is slighty less convenient. I have a lot of repect for Rob at LRH Automotive in Frankston. He's a Volvo guy. He does however drive a very well sorted, Red, 5.0ltr 240 Wagon (2FORTY). Very organised, fastidiuosly clean workshop. Honest & straight up. Trained up to latest Volvo Service level Only problem is, you need to know you've got a problem several months in advance! He works alone and will often quote 4 to 6 weeks to bookings. Always busy with many long term clients prepared to wait.

I also use Masons Volvo in Seaford on occasion. These are the Volvo Service Centre guy's that took over this workshop, when Mason's Volvo franchise was taken over by a Dandenong (??? if I recall correctly) Dealership several years ago.

And, of course, Voldat are excellent from my experiance. They have worked on a few of my older Volvo's. Major and minor works.

AshDVS

Rob is a good guy and nice to chat with.
He has a set of our coilovers in the front of his V8 240 wagon.

jamesinc

+1 for CVI Automotive. They'll happily talk to you in English if you e-mail them.

tmovlovs

I've had the pleasure of dealing with Stephenson's Auto Repairs in Nerang, QLD over multiple occasions and have had many frank and detailed conversations with Frank & his son Billy over a period of 2 years now. They are purely Volvo specialists. I live here in Victoria however I've supplied them with multiple items and have had zero problems with them. They are in the same area as Hinterland Volvo (a major wrecker in the area)

jamesinc

Want to add A&L Drive Shaft in Campsie NSW.

They rebuilt the axles for my 850R in 90 minutes. Had all the parts on the shelf. Top quality.

Slowbrick

jamesinc;30829 wroteWant to add A&L Drive Shaft in Campsie NSW.

They rebuilt the axles for my 850R in 90 minutes. Had all the parts on the shelf. Top quality.

Thats good info for when i get around to the t5 swap into my 240. Cheers bruv

Ex850R

jamesinc;30829 wroteWant to add A&L Drive Shaft in Campsie NSW.

They rebuilt the axles for my 850R in 90 minutes. Had all the parts on the shelf. Top quality.

For the Melbourne peeps , Berry Motor Group have changeover rebuilt axle/CV assemblies sitting on the shelf for a good price with warranty. Mark or any of the nice peeps there can help.

Tzantushka

Received this in the email yesterday...

G'day!

Spring has sprung down under and FCP wants to help get your car tuned and ready for summer! We will be running a shipping promo until the end of the month (October 31st) where I am offering Australian and New Zealand customers up to 20% off website quoted shipping. Simply build a cart out at our website www.fcpeuro.com under your email address, email me, danc@fcpeuro.com, and I will review your cart and let you know what we can do for a discount.
We are happy to see our Australian customer base is growing every day so please feel free to let me know any suggestions or feedback you may have in regards to your shopping experience with myself and FCP. We appreciate all of our international customers so consider me your own personal account rep if you need anything in the future. Please let me know what I can do to earn your business and I look forward to establishing a relationship.
Best Regards,

Every bit helps?

egads (she/her)

If anyone needs carb bits, this mob has bought up the equipment to make basically anything SU/Zenith/Stromberg.

http://zenithcarb.co.uk/ or http://sucarb.co.uk/ or the not quite as useful but good for completeness http://amalcarb.co.uk/

They also do StayUp floats which are a continuation of the designs of aeroplane carb floats that are designed so they don't take on fuel over time.

syked

There are two places I've come across locally;

http://www.precisionintl.com/ - different to the precision listed in your first post. Good for engine related parts
http://www.imparts.com.au/ - wide range of parts at very good rates.

jamesinc

+1 for EziAutoParts (Australian!) They were nice to deal with. Their website is a bit annoying at first because everything is just listed by supplier code, but once you work out how to use the supplier catalogues feature you can work it out easily enough, e.g. 240 heater core hoses are CH1905 and CH1906 and 240 ball joints are BJ2025 and BJ2026 and tie rod ends are TE553R.

http://www.eziautoparts.com.au/

paul0075

jamesinc;40834 wrote+1 for EziAutoParts (Australian!) They were nice to deal with. Their website is a bit annoying at first because everything is just listed by supplier code, but once you work out how to use the supplier catalogues feature you can work it out easily enough, e.g. 240 heater core hoses are CH1905 and CH1906 and 240 ball joints are BJ2025 and BJ2026 and tie rod ends are TE553R.

http://www.eziautoparts.com.au/

Yeah I bought from them recently, they're excellent to deal with, and as cheap as ordering from CVI or IPD for most stuff

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