How to diagnose a fault in a Volvo XC70?

How to diagnose a fault in a Volvo XC70?

To diagnose the Volvo V70 & XC70 ABS system fault the best tool to use is the iCarsoft VOL V1.0 Volvo OBD Code Reader. It will give you the trouble codes and tell you where the fault is, which will allow you to replace the part, clear the codes and remove the dash warning light.

What does the warning light on the Volvo V70 mean?

Volvo V70 & XC70 airbag warning light- if the airbag light illuminates on the dash of your V70 & XC70 it indicates a serious fault within this system and should be diagnosed straight away. To do this we would recommend using the Volvo iCarsoft i906. The kits will diagnose the fault and give you a fault code along with description of the fault.

What to look for in a 2008 Volvo XC70?

This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button. Cars.com’s David Thomas takes a look at the 2008 Volvo XC70. The XC70 competes with the Audi A6 and Saab 9-5. Suburban parents are the Volvo XC70’s prime target. It’s a large station wagon with a brawny look for dad and sensible features for mom.

Why does my Volvo stall at a stop light?

Have you experienced volvo stalling problems? A stop light or idle stall often means the engine is not idling fast enough (idle speed too low), or the engine is being lugged down by a load on it created by the air conditioning compressor and/or alternator.

What does the traction warning light on a Volvo V70 mean?

Volvo V70 & XC70 DSTC or traction warning light – this light will generally appear on your dash if the road surface is poor or you cannot get full traction in conditions such as snow or ice. It will flash which means the system is working to acheive best traction possible.

What does the catalytic converter warning light mean?

A malfunctioning catalytic converter will throw off the oxygen sensor readings and your engine will not run as efficiently. What the catalytic converter warning light means This light is made to warn the driver that the catalytic converter is either overheating or not operating as intended.

Is there a fault in the catalytic converter?

Page 18 of my handbook states: ‘Fault in catalytic converter.’ Page 286 says, ‘There is a fault with the exhaust. Have the engine checked by a qualified workshop.’ We (the family) are currently in Denmark. The 150s have been subject to a recall for replacement sensors, have your been done?