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    Cargo net, V70 estate.

    Can the cargo nets in the rear of Volvo estates be removed?

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    Do you mean the ones hidden in the top of the back seats?
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    Thats the one, doesn't seem to wanna hide behind the cover, it prefers to flap down

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    If you're not planning on using it, pull it all the way out, cut it off and glue the flap in place

    That's what I did before I changed my seats.
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    Will give it ago, is there no way of just taking the insides out then?

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    You'll need to remove the seat trims around it and unbolt it. If you're gonna put that kind of effort in, you may as well try to fix it.
    It's probably the coil spring snapped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sartain87 View Post
    Thats the one, doesn't seem to wanna hide behind the cover, it prefers to flap down
    That's a spring in there that's gone a-wandering - if you've got the inclination you can fix that and it will stay where it should - something else that's on my todo list

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr D View Post
    That's a spring in there that's gone a-wandering - if you've got the inclination you can fix that and it will stay where it should - something else that's on my todo list
    Unless you give up and scrap your car

    Then I'll fix it, when I strip the interior for my car lol
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