Hi!
I am a proud owner of an 06 XC90 with 140k miles. The car occasionally displays the Anti Skid message in warm weather when turning at max to the left. Then it takes 15 minutes or so to go off.
I know it most likely is the steering wheel sensor, and I am thinking about buying a replacement one. However, I would love to make sure this is indeed the part that is bad (with VIDA/DICE) and also potentially use VIDA/DICE to recalibrate the new unit.
If anyone in the area has the diagnostic hardware and is willing to lend it to me for a couple of hours (or also do it over at their place with social distancing) that would mean the world to me. I am a student and don't feel like spending hundreds in a Volvo Dealership.
Best,
VIDA/DICE in Bay Area
- kallekula
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pickup a few use ones from the boney yard and try em out. cant be more than a few measly bunks if that's what you think is kaputtski with it.
EDIT: and start saving up for a vida/dice, worth it's weight in gold once you got it running and gets a a hang of how to use it
EDIT: and start saving up for a vida/dice, worth it's weight in gold once you got it running and gets a a hang of how to use it
BMW 540i 2002
S70 Base 2000
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wanderdüne
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You can search "VIDA image download" online and download the software, then purchase a DiCE clone from ebay or wherever. You would use the downloaded software instead of the CDROM that comes with these DiCE clones. Alternatively, you can download VIDA for a reference source and buy a scanner like the icarsoft i906 (which is standalone, doesn't work in conjunction with VIDA). This scan tool is capable of reading all the codes and modules and will perform the calibration. I have both and use both depending on the circumstance. VIDA software is a great deal of info even by itself. Using the VIDA/DiCE is a bit of a learning curve, and the i906 is dead easy and you can look up details in the VIDA for codes, repair procedures and parts. Either way; each option is a great investment and is basically the price of a dealer visit, but next time, it's all gravy.
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wanderdüne
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Yes, I have this one: https://www.amazon.com/iCarsoft-systems ... 240&sr=8-2
I don't know if the less expensive i906 on amazon does, you could look at the icarsoft site or call them and see; but the one above does the calibration yes.
I don't know if the less expensive i906 on amazon does, you could look at the icarsoft site or call them and see; but the one above does the calibration yes.
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