Hi everybody,
PAM not working.
First i had a faulty sensor. Replaced it.
Then PAM startet to work, but not consistant.
So we looked at the wires, looked good.
We decided to get a new module. My mechanic took it out and sended it to someone who can fix modules.
After waiting some time with no response from the soldering guy i decided to just buy a used one.
I got one from a similar car, but it is not recognized as expected.
I don‘t have the original part number written down before sending it away.
As fas as i now know, a used one needs software reload. Or new software. And this can only be done with a valid vida account.
So, is there a possibility to read the coded part number from vida or vdash, without having the original module?
Then i would just need to buy the correct module without having to leave the car at volvo and pay a lot more.
On the attached photo i can see all sensors are okay with my used module, but PAM stays off and gives service message.
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This site https://www.volvopartswebstore.com is good for part numbers. I would put some of the part numbers you have into it.
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