Why does my Volvo immobilizer not turn on?
1. The ignition sometimes physically locks in place and won’t turn at all, not even to light up the dash. 2. I discovered that when it is in this state, pounding on the key with a solid object will unlock it. This sometimes takes several tries. 3.
Why does my Volvo S40 not crank at all?
When he turned the key it would not crank at all as if the starter was dead. The brake fluid was at the correct level and brakes worked fine. When searching on-line some folks have said it could be a weak battery but that was not the case because it was fairly new.
Where is the Immobilizer box on a Volvo?
Box is located on the left side of the dash, above the kick panel Screws are located on the left side of the dash above the kick panel. It takes 3 screws to remove the panel. 2 are to the left of the steering column and 1 to the right. With the panel removed you will see the Front End Module (FEM).
What to do if your Volvo won’t turn over?
Prior to performing diagnostics be sure you have a fully, 100% charged battery that passes a load test. Confirm that the engine immobilizer system (security system) is not activated thus preventing the car from starting. If the immobilizer system is on, you may see a security warning light.
Why does my Volvo Car refuse to start?
In some cases, you may hear a click from the engine. Other problems include Volvo refuses to turn over, especially in cold weather, key getting stuck, or immobilizer issues which prevent engine start. The most common problem that will prevent your Volvo from starting is a weak or dead car battery.
Why does my Volvo Cem not turn on?
If you have been having intermittent electrical issues such as wipers randomly turning on, for example, CEM could be the problem. If your Volvo doesn’t start in extremely cold or hot weather, the CEM module could also be the culprit. This guide explains common Volvo CEM electrical problems.