XC90 parts are available through a ton of online and offline suppliers, and there are a lot of things to consider when it comes to quality, price, shipping etc. Never buy a cheap XC90 part if you can avoid it. You’ll end up paying more in the long run. If I had to recall every part I’ve ever bought for my 2004 Volvo XC90 2.5T, I’d be in trouble. My memory just isn’t that good. The good new is, I keep a binder full of receipts for almost every part I’ve bought.
Some of the parts on this list have yet to be installed and were bought because they were on-sale or because of a planned trip over the border.* Also some off these parts are tools. I’m including them anyway for reference as some were needed to removal install parts listed in this post. I also haven’t included oil because the price fluctuates so greatly depending on where I buy and if it’s on-sale. I’ve linked a few parts so you can see current prices.
My Pretty-Much Complete List of XC90 Parts I’ve Bought
Volvo rear wiper arm nut cover, FCP Euro, $5.99
Radiator drain petcock, FCP Euro, $5.29 (always good to have a spare on-hand)
Volvo suspension strut mount, FCP Euro, $64.99 x2
Volvo oil Filter Kit (the filter cover wrench), FCP Euro, $5.99
^Rear window wiper blade, FCP Euro, $10.99
^Volvo wiper blade set, FCP Euro, $41.99 
Poly bushing subframe kit, ipd, $39.95
Turbo drain seal kit, ipd, $4.44
^Throttle body gasket, ipd, $5.49
^Sachs Strut kit, FCP Euro, $237.99 (this is for two struts)
Bridgestone Dueler Alena’s Plus tires, Costco, $623.19 installed
^Rear brake pad set (Ate), Pelican Parts, $37.50
^Rear brake disc (Ate), Pelican Parts, $54.25 x2
^Parking brake shoe kit (Ate), Pelican Parts, $47.00
Parking brake hardware kit, FCP Euro, $13.99
Sway bar link kit (front), FCP Euro, $39.99
Torque rod (transmission mount), FCP Euro, $31.49
Brake hose (front), FCP Euro, $19.99 x2
Bump stop, FCP Euro, $27.99 x2
Strut bellow, FCP Euro, $10.40 x2
Brake fluid (Ate), FCP Euro, $244.04
Anti-rattle spring kit, Partsgeek.com, $19.33 x2
^MAF sensor, FCP Euro, $124.99
^Air filter, FCP Euro, $31.99
Battery (largest that will fit), Carquest, $172.50
^Turbo hose, Hamilton Volvo, $39.90
^Timing belt kit, FCP Euro, $138.99
^Water pump, FCP Euro, $122.99
^PCV Kit, FCP Euro, $351.99
Oil filter, FCP Euro, $5.50
NOTE: Prices that I’ve listed don’t necessarily reflect current prices. They reflect what I paid at the I bought the XC90 parts.
Why I’m Not Adding up What I Paid for These XC90 Parts
I’m not going to go through the hassle of adding these numbers up because they don’t include the installation fees for some of the things I can’t (or won’t) do myself. The list may look kind of long, but really a lot of the things on this list of Volvo XC90 parts are wear items – or were necessary to perform a larger repair. I haven’t installed all of the parts and that’s mostly because I didn’t totally need everything on this list, but the prices were right and so I bought them – brake parts is a good example of this. I’ve still got some life left in my brakes, but I bought all the parts anyway. I’ll install them likely in the spring. So you can see that it’s a complete list of XC9 parts – and not a list of XC90 repairs.
^ This is a Genuine Volvo (GV), blue box XC90 part or is made by an OEM manufacturer for that particular part. Example: Ate is the OEM for brakes on my car. Instead of buying the GV version, I simply bought the Ate version.
*I live in Canada but make semi-frequent trips across the border, so if there’s a deal on XC90 parts that I don’t need at the time, I may buy them anyway to coincide with a cross-border trip.
