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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2020
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The Volvo 740 headlining has been a long time coming...literally, I ordered the fabric a month ago! Today Im pulling out the old ceiling and recovering it - how hard can that be??
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5:17 - 9:20 is a quite exact reenactment of what I'm going through on an IKEA parking lot every time I'm trying to load stuff there (only in reverse)...
A lovely result. I thought I was watching 'Carry On Headlining' for about five minutes!
One of the great sagas of lockdown. Epic!
Dealing with headinings is hard to describe without using expetives - it's a mongrel job. Well done!
Great job, very satisfying, good luck with smuggling that nail brush back into the bathroom.
haha it can live in the bottom of the shower until anyone notices!
A huge well done, i could feel the frustration . The end result looks good and now to source the broken bits.lol.
My shopping list is getting longer..
An amazing feat of patience on your part , how you stay so calm is beyond me. Well done yet again.
Persistence rewarded Matt! A two man job if ever there was one. Great entertainment as you struggled to get the thing out of the car. What a difference it makes, very well done sir!
Well done there. Normally headlining replacement is a two man job so kudos to do it on your driveway on your own. It does look like a big improvement
Nice job, I did one on a Falcon a few years ago and did manage to remove it from the vehicle via a rear door. Also its really handy to have helper too.
A helper would have been so useful
Good job there Matt. I reckon you are really committed to keeping this Volvo now with all the time and effort you have put into it. Stay safe mate
The black goo is likely windshield sealer leftover from when it was installed, probably after being replaced.....
Yes, it looks like it, very gooey in the heat as well - horrible stuff! It seems like there was too much as that rail didnt want to move
@@furiousdriving I think my friend used to get it off surfaces with brake cleaner aslon as the surface can take it.
On the Volvo Owners' Club UK website the information on headliner replacement recommends removing both of the front seats AND the center console on the sedan. On the wagon it can be removed out the rear hatch. To make the job even easier on a sedan they recommend removing the windshield, NOT the rear window. Their reasoning: "Because a rear window is more costly than a front windshield and is held in place by tough urethane adhesives (and your sandblasted front windshield may need to be replaced anyway), consider removing the front glass instead." I hope this info will help any future DIYer's.
@@furiousdriving It looks like the bitumen stuff that is used to seal off moisture barriers in car doors. I got that black goo on my hands and consequently on some of the dash when reinstalling a moisture membrane. Managed to get it all off with 'silicone-remover'.
Excellent work, well done. It's so lovely to see someone put so much love and effort into an old car that most people wouldn't care for. Take care.
Thank you, it feels worth it now its done
Another brilliant job! Definitely a two or three person job, done by one; yourself! I know it must have been frustrating, and I was worried when you had trouble getting the headline board out of the passenger door, but you did what had to be done! Congratulations!
Great effort Matt, especially on your own , recall doing this on our Sierra estate when it suddenly started to sag like a Bedouin tent !.The satisfaction was immense and looked every bit as good as the original.Like the Volvo , it is the sponge that delaminates causing failure but found it not so easy to brush off as you did .Your content is now amongst my top 5 UA-camrs !.
Thank you! I knew this would come off easily as every time I moved in the car it fell off! I think i have to buy estates from now on as that was a pain of a job
Bugger it broke... when i pulled out my 93 Camry's headlining, i took out the passengers front door. It worked well👍
thank you! this is the only useful video I can find on the 80’s Volvo 240.
Grand job Matt. Time lapse screw removal was hilarious. One problem I foresee is when the P6 V8 leaves the garage you will have no workbench to use on future projects. Volvo is a keeper 🙏.
Quite, I dont know where she thinks the dog cage will go once the bonnets back on the car
Very decent job on the headlining Matt! Looking smart and a huge improvement. I remember with the installation of the headliner in the quattro we carried it through the boot. No backseat of course. Keep it up, she's getting there!
I wish I could have taken the back window out here! Totally transformed the interior now
Getting better and better! Nice. 💪😎
Looks really good and it makes a big difference! I replaced the headliner of my BMW E36 last month. Taking the headliner out without breaking old plastic was not easy for me but it worked out fine
Looks so much better!
You have make a good job of the ceiling the inside of the car is like new the way it came out of the garage. Good looking car looks like new .
The correct way according to Volvo’s service manual the headliner is removed and replaced through the front passenger door.
I have done it and it is surprisingly easy.
Brilliant work!
Great job Matt.
Glad to see you getting sponsored, especially during these tough times!!
that was good sunday morning viewing , keep it up 👍🏾👌🏿
Don't forget the little clip rear and center that helps hold the headliner up!
Its a huge struggle doing this on a 4 door sedan/saloon. Trick is yanking the front seats, console, and rear butt cushion out. And the weather stripping/door gasket for the door its coming out. Then they come out as a 1-piece. Good job getting it done and improving the ambiance of the interior :-)
Annoyingly its a few mm off from the pug for that clip but I dont know which direction!
Well done Matt great job,
Dreams do come true 😍 great work!
Early-morning Headliner Headlines have inspired me to clean mine today. Thank you.
I'm waiting at the automatic carwash to clean my spotted V70 after two nightshifts where the first sprinkled it with a mishap at work. Nice shiny car for a minute or two as there is a weatherforcast of 4 inches 10cm of snow today!
Indeed, we are heading for some headliner headlines ahead in the comments methinks too.
Heady stuff!
"Groom" from halfords £5 is good for getting cigarette yellow off, I use carpet shampoo.
Quite like your style, Mister..... a kind of “Wheeler Dealer in the real and slightly manic world”.
I always use a dry foam, specially made for car interiors, to clean cloth, including head liners. Works very well.
Nice work man!
Excellent job!
Really top job thought Matt, so much better!
Made a huge difference to the feel of the car
Cer....rumbs Matt, what a faff but what a difference. This is something I'd love to do on my Classic. Haven't got the nerve to tackle it at the moment though. Very well done.
Looks amazing
Looks really good, excellent work.
Thank you very much!
Looks great! Well done!!
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks again for your video on the Volvo good video
What a improvement, has smartened up the car no end.
Massive difference! The car feels so much better now
Hey !
Tip
Take out all seats
And center consol
And before you apply the glue you skuff the surface with sandpapper
Hope it will hold
Greatly brightens up the car inside, reflecting the light all around the car, light seems to be good for your mental health too.
Cracking job that sir. Loved that you didn't give up and stuck at it. Massive improvement and if I ever have a car with a nasty head lining, I'd have a go at it after watching you doing it. Should be very proud of yourself, lot of effort, but a great result 👍👍
Its utterly transformed it, so annoyed at myself breaking that trim though
@@furiousdriving A minor casualty in such an epic battle. If its a clean break, will it not glue back together with a strong epoxy 2 pack resin adhesive?
Good job there! The result looks really good; so much improved. Top tip - next time get an estate and it will come straight out of the boot :-)
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Overall a good result. I took all the seats out when i did mine and still had a crack on one corner but i was able to blame water damage weakening it. Toolstation sell Brake cleaner in spray cans if you have one handy. They do click and collect at the moment
Well done, what a job. I was hiding behind the sofa at times, waiting for it to break.
That was very funny. I admire your tenacity. A great result. Get the bunting out.
Thank goodness for my Volvo fix! Yeah! Put Houdini to shame there sir!
For some reason, watching the headliner come out of the rear door reminded me of the scene from Ace Ventura when he exits the rhino. Good job very well done.
Looking good and I have a sharp eye ! Another good thing...It's not RAINING.
Imagine doing this in the rain! Im quite critical and Im actually really pleased with this
Enjoyed watching 👍👍
well done, good effort on ur own matt
A second pair of hands would have been so good here
Matt, you could try using wet wipes to clean off the black gunge from the windscreen. I have found it works well cleaning off any tacky paste, glue, sealant etc. Also means your car does not smell of petrol or brake cleaner! Loving the detail keep up the good work.
Lovely Jubbly matey.
Saggy headlining’s are an issue on so many older vehicles. That’s a good result and shows what can be achieved with some effort.
I misread the title, thought it said Furious Ceiling. Would have been apt 😆
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Hi Matt, great video,that looked a right pig to take out,and when split in two you used tape to hold it,a really smart job you have done,very professional.👍
It was horrible! The fabric should hold it together but I wanted it held tight while it dried
Great job little bit of asmr using the nail brush but getting that out reminds me of doing the Rubik’s cube for the first year until I removed the stickers and put them right lol
Well done it looks good 👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Great tip for Volvo 740 ceilings. Just get a ceiling from a Volvo 940 and put in. Bolt on, no more work than a simple remove and put in.
unfortunately he actual covering part was the easy bit, getting it in was the hard part!
Good job..another pair of hands always useful..
I think it would have been easier Matt if you got your angle grinder out, cut the roof off, fitted headliner then welded roof back on 😯
next time i might..
I was never sure whether it would remove in one piece without removing the rear screen but that's made a big difference to the interior. I think I'd have lost my rag - it looked rather frustrating! 😁
I've to do this also thank you for this video,just hoping it won't crack😬
Enjoyed the video good job cheers 👍
Thanks 👍
Matt..... I can't believe it...... a job done!! Obviously there had to be a couple of "roundtuits" but overall amazing job.
Like the look of the video game, and I don't do video games!
Well done with the headlining, though I did have 'Right said Fred' going through my head whilst you were getting the lining out. "Right" said Fred, "we'll have to take the seat out, that there seat is going to have to go"...
Bet you had a few cups of tea too!
Keep well. :-)
You mean that watching a video of a bloke replacement of the roof lining of an old volvo for 24 minutes isn't the prime audience for a game where you kill dragons??? 😂😂
You should be indeed pleased with yourself , great job you did there 👍 though it was a pain in the back side 😅😅
Great content matt,my car is booked in for a rebuild glad i dont have to take that out!!!!! 🔧🔧🔧🔧🔧☕☕☕☕☕☕🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍STAY SAFE
I wish I hadn't! Whens yours going in?
@@furiousdriving end of july/ re test tommorrow with wynns stop smoke but if fails /october deadline with the extra gov 6 months
Ah man i'm about to do this on my 740 not looking forward to it, I found it educational!
👍 good job
Ceiling looks great matt should have got the wife to help you with it bet she's gutted you didn't ask her 😀 keep them vlogs coming
no, she'd just be jumping around to Joe Wicks videos and mess it up!
Brilliant... well done!... (Phil - Standish)
Thanks!
I have not fond memories of doing the same job on my Saab 900. Being a hatch made it a little easier, but it’s still a frustrating swear fest when doing it by yourself. Good job sir.
If this was an estate it would have been a doddle!
@@furiousdriving Was thinking that while watching.
I’m currently on the hunt for a 240 estate, not specifically so doing the headlining can be easily replaced 🤣
The hard way to get the headliner out is when the front and backseats are in the car. Its better to tack all seats out and on a righht hand stearing car you can take the headliner out from the right rear dorr. Oposit on a left hand steering car. but it looks good at the end good work mate
Exactly what I was going to say. The actual trick to doing this, is taking all seats, and the console. Remove the body side door gasket for the door it's coming out of, and pull it out. Done this on quite a few cars - actually. Its a pain in the ...job. There's some guys at a local "flea market" who will do any sedan for $150 US. Gray, Beige, or Black - choose what you want. $125 for SUV/CUV/Minivan (anything with a rear hatch).
Anyways great job getting it out, and laying down some much better looking headlining material. That foam dust drove me CRAZY in my 87 Ford Taurus wagon. The car was so much nicer once It was replaced.
3:24 that's good ol volvo plastic for ya, broke some plastic parts when i tried to get my door panels off. Gotta be careful :p
Too bad your roof it broke, though it it possible to get it out. I swapped out the headliner as well on my 1987 gle, When i tried to to it through the back doors it didn't work at all, though i managed to get it out through the front passenger door with the seat removed and with the headliner pretty much intact (i did damage an old rotten corner). I repaired that using some building/construction type glue, gaffa tape and a piece of masonite together with a bunch of textile glue when i put on my fabric.
It sure is a nice upgrade and really makes the driving experience so much nicer when 40 year old headliner dust isn't pouring down on you! Feels like a brand new car, doesn't it?
This made me chuckle, nearly as much as the Alfa keep fit video did the other day.
I do come away from these simple tasks sweating worse than after the gym..
That looked like a horrible job to do, but the end result was well worth it.
@@furiousdriving I was referring to the alfa video you did a couple of days ago and someone was doing some keep fit routine behind the window. I suspect you were blissfully unaware of that, but it made for great entertainment.
I removed the ceiling of my 740 through the back door (with roof hatch) only if you are 2 and have unmounted the chairs and the centerconsole its easy ✌️
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They were everywhere around here
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@@TheCarArchives96, indeed, sir!
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u have Done a nice job
The broken piece of trim ,plastic weld it from the back using cable ties solder iron,it will stick together and you will be left with a fine crack only you know was there
@17:57 Absolutely amazing how that black rubber bonding is still wet and tacky since 1988.
must have been a replacement screen (still a Volvo one) but normally it goes hard after a short while
You did remarkably well, this is not a job I would have tacked alone. If I had done it though I think I would have planned to take it out in 2 pieces, and I would have used grey headlining as it’s much more forgiving. Watching you trying to take it out in one piece was painful, reminded me of dirk gently and the sofa ( the book, not the dodgy tv series)
The book was much better! Id seen a video of one coming out intact but he didnt say how it was done!
You're far braver than I am. No way would I attempt this job on my own.
brave or stupid?
Definitely just brave. Not stupid because you didn't know beforehand exactly how difficult it would be to remove the headliner.
Fiddly old job! I did the same on a Saab 9000 CD (booted version) a few years back. After a fight it came out through a doorway although I forget which one. It's hard to refit it without making finger dents, best solution i could think of was to wrap white cotton rags around my hands. A sunroof makes it even more flimsy, never again!
Fitted a 940 0ne on my 740 Estate, better quality and easier on estate 👌
Considering your doing a two man job single handed you should be proud of what you have achieved.
I have old cars and like you have found myself being twisted into shapes not previously known to man doing this job 😬
Good show.
You do use all limbs and your head sometimes!
@@furiousdriving this is very true
I find that the reward is far better than the pain.
However the wife finds the pain is better
@@furiousdriving random question..... What happened to your mate and the rover ( you know the bloke who had a vectra and it broke so bad he needed a car ) then Alan fixed the gear box. That one.
@@peugeotdudeandson4485 (hope you don't mind me answering) - he sold the Rover (it's still active in R8 groups) and now has an Omega 🙄🙄🙄
@@SuperFIFTHGEAR ahhh fair enough. Thanks for the reply
An local fellow with a 740 saloon was telling me this isn't possible without removing the front or rear screen- this is proof!
Id do that next time
I can recommend an American bonding formula Q-Bond for repairing that A post, should be available from any DIY store, it's a combination of a super glue and reinforcing powders, which will stick the plastic and regain its rigidity. Perhaps if the repair is done on the reverse side of the pillar, it won't show when you go to reinstall. It should dry black anyway, if you use the black powder 😉. Well done on the headliner repair job, I followed a similar method on a headliner repair I did on an Alfa 147 a couple of years back. Common problem on those.
Ive not seen that before but its on Amazon, Ill give it a go
It's quite expensive, but it serves as a good thing to have at your disposal in the garage, for various projects on other cars as well, as it can repair a lot of engine parts and components that maybe difficult to find as it's petrol and oil resistant.
You did a great job I must say. Reupholstering the headliner is the worst job ever. I will have to do this too. But sadly I have a huge headliner in my mk. A Frontera so it's going to be absolutely scary and hard to do. Wish it would ended up the same way.
To be honest the actual covering part was easy, its the plastic trim thats tricky. With a big back door you should be OK getting it out
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When I was an floorers apprentice We used a similar spray glue to do carpeted stairs, and the tradesman I worked with decided for a laugh to spray it into my damn leg hair.
A funny guy...
Nowadays h&s would have him for bullying, intimidation, emotional distress and actual bodily harm. He'd be arrested and his life ruined. Jeez we put up with some shit in the old days, not like today's snowflake generation....
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Love a volvo, i've got a 2012 S60 currently, thinking of trying to find a good condition 850R. :D
You absolutely have the patients of a saint! Well done! 👏
Im glad you did this, i have a 740 too with the same problem,.
I also have a problem with the radiator seal and the sensor for it, any recommendations?
If you mean the hose seal to the rad, probably replace the hoses and clips-the rubber will perish over the years and start to leak on any car