lancsamb
Member Since: 03 Feb 2006
Location: Blackpool where it does happen every night.
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Here is the good news. I got a part from Volvo today. It appears to be same part that should fit in the LR3 and it fits well. It is called a ticket clip !!
To fit the part gently lever of the air bag sign on the right saide pillar (if thats the pillar you want to fit the new clip to) . Behind the clip is a Torx screw (star shape) Unscrew and then pull the pillar towards you and gently up wards.
It will come away quite easily. Slide the new clip making sure its the right way around . Push it into the pillar at the bottom until it clicks and locks itself in. Gently replace the pillar the same way you got it out. Screw in ,put air bag clip back on, JOB DONE.
The part number if you call your local volvo dealer is 8616658, part name is ticket clip (quell surprise)
Cost of clip including VAT in the UK was the pricely sum of £2.99
Time to fit clip less than 5 minutes.
Freedom from those sticky things at last Landrover Discovery 3 TDV6 S 7 seat Automatic
Zambezi Silver my second love
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Guy
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Good tip! Thanks.
I bet I b***er up the air bag when I do it 
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| Mon Feb 27 2006 7:29pm |
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lancsamb
Member Since: 03 Feb 2006
Location: Blackpool where it does happen every night.
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Guy wrote:Good tip! Thanks.
I bet I b***er up the air bag when I do it
Just to say, the air bag stayed put and was no trouble at all.
It really was easy , it had to be for me  Landrover Discovery 3 TDV6 S 7 seat Automatic
Zambezi Silver my second love
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| Mon Feb 27 2006 8:28pm |
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simon
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Very useful for all you 06 model year cars 
thanks for this... cause you never know, us old timers may break out ticket clips one day.
-s
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| Mon Feb 27 2006 9:23pm |
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10forcash
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Fanx for that - don't suppose they had a job lot of 'curry hooks' as well?  TorqTune
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| Mon Feb 27 2006 11:30pm |
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CFB
Member Since: 02 Dec 2005
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So now if the curtain airbag deploys do you end up with a plastic ticket holder clip embedded in the side of yer head? 
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| Mon Feb 27 2006 11:49pm |
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lancsamb
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Location: Blackpool where it does happen every night.
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NO Landrover Discovery 3 TDV6 S 7 seat Automatic
Zambezi Silver my second love
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 6:37pm |
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CFB
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 I was joking
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 6:49pm |
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SN
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10forcash wrote:Fanx for that - don't suppose they had a job lot of 'curry hooks' as well?
So where was the curry hook on the Disco 1/2 ? I used to have a great big wide space protected by a rubber mat between the front seats on the last motor which was ideal for balancing a curry takeout - just wondered how you did it in a Disco... Steve N | 2008 TDV6 SE Auto  | Was 2006 TDV6 S Auto  | Club Tunisia | Am I Online?
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Gareth
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The curry hook was on the passenger side of the centre console, in the footwell. As a devout curry monster, I found it invaluable in the D2 days.
Now, I have to place my curry on the passenger seat, AND put its seatbelt on! If I don't it puts the warning on  (or at least it did until I used Ecosse's fix to stop the bong) Club 18 - 30 (I wish !!)
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 7:52pm |
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lancsamb
Member Since: 03 Feb 2006
Location: Blackpool where it does happen every night.
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cotefarmboy wrote: I was joking
so was I
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 9:27pm |
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Vectis
Member Since: 25 Jan 2006
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I thought the heated seats were there to keep the curry warm!
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 9:49pm |
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10forcash
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of course they are - that's real progress  TorqTune
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 10:24pm |
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Vectis
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With my heating software updated yesterday both me and the curry can stay warm!
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| Tue Feb 28 2006 10:26pm |
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90BHP
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Thanks for this.
Rang up with the part number, Volvo getting one in for me by 9am tomorrow. Told them it was for a discovery - "He had to put a car on the on-line order programme !!"
He laughed and said it was a ford number on his system !!
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