Guys;
Mr. Parker was kind enough to post a nice snapshot of the rear left side of the cars relay bay if you will. My most recent problem is that I can't access the right side of the relay box due to the inside body liner or trim. I tried prying or pulling the inner trim to no avail. Do I need to unscrew the whole relay box to get complete access? (See attachment)
2002 V70 Rear Relay/Shunt Removal?
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2002 V70 Rear Relay/Shunt Removal?
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I think this is the answer. Remove bolt, unhook, then pull the whole unit out.
xHeart could tell you for sure, it is his picture.

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1998 C70, B5234T3, 16T, AW50-42, Bosch Motronic 4.4, Special Edition package.
2003 S40, B4204T3, 14T twin scroll AW55-50/51SN, Siemens EMS 2000.
2004 S60R, B8444S TF80 AWD. Yamaha V8 conversion
2005 XC90 T6 Executive, B6294T, 4T65 AWD, Bosch Motronic 7.0.
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I'm tempted to say this is nearly identical to the CEM mounting - bolt is for holding the main connector in, and there should be a metal flap on the right behind the carpeted trim that would release the whole module and allow it to slide up and out. This is an educated guess, but still a guess.
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I’ve had mine out and you have to release some electrical wiring to get slack if I recall
Battery needs to be disconnected first of course, always.
Battery needs to be disconnected first of course, always.
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I never thought of disconnecting the battery. Only replacing a plug 'n' play relay but I will obey.
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If you are just snapping it in/ out, no problem. Removing any component, disconnect negative. The red wires are probably always hot, so putting down the REM onto a metal surface could get interesting
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Can someone help me with acronym/abbreviations here? "CEM" and "REM".
I want to assume they stand for that relay panel.
I want to assume they stand for that relay panel.
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REM is the Rear Electronic Module, located in the left hand side of trunk
CEM is the Central Electronic Module, located in the passenger compartment under the dash.
Reading the thread, I wonder why you would want to remove the REM, not the trim panel which prevents access. I don't recall the exact steps, but I think it's mostly folding the seats, removing the floor panels and one screw on the side panel. Not difficult and not much work.
CEM is the Central Electronic Module, located in the passenger compartment under the dash.
Reading the thread, I wonder why you would want to remove the REM, not the trim panel which prevents access. I don't recall the exact steps, but I think it's mostly folding the seats, removing the floor panels and one screw on the side panel. Not difficult and not much work.
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DrDan, all I wanted to do was replace a single, potentially worn out relay. The one I was told that operates the left rear fog lamp properly is on the right hand side of the REM and it is blocked by the trim panel. Seems like a stupid location for it since I can't get full access upon opening the access door.
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Sorry for the acronym useMr. Detail wrote: ↑20 Nov 2019, 05:31 Can someone help me with acronym/abbreviations here? "CEM" and "REM".
I want to assume they stand for that relay panel.
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