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2001 V70 odometer problem

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Bittertruth
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Year and Model: 96 850/ 01 V70
Location: High Point, NC.

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Recently my 2001 V70 odometer has stopped displaying. there is just the blank display under the speedometer and the cruise control has stopped working also. other than a brake light out messsage there are no outstanding messages indicating any other failure.
any ideas how to fix this?

thanks.

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Post by matthew1 »

Sounds like a fuse.
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bshinn
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Joined: 21 Jan 2009, 16:20
Year and Model: 01 V70 2.4 T5
Location: Charlotte, NC

Post by bshinn »

I would suspect a bulb for the odo. Fix the brake light, & check the switch on the pedal for proper adjustment.

You can pull the cluster & swap the odo bulb with the clock to confirm, just make sure you disconnect the battery first, or you'll be paying the dealer to turn off the airbag warning light.

Bittertruth
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Joined: 09 Feb 2009, 09:49
Year and Model: 96 850/ 01 V70
Location: High Point, NC.

Post by Bittertruth »

bshinn wrote:I would suspect a bulb for the odo. Fix the brake light, & check the switch on the pedal for proper adjustment.

You can pull the cluster & swap the odo bulb with the clock to confirm, just make sure you disconnect the battery first, or you'll be paying the dealer to turn off the airbag warning light.
Thanks, this sounds like a good fix!

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Year and Model: 01 V70 2.4 T5
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Post by bshinn »

Pretty sure this will fix it, but check this link B4 you start, no BS about the batttery, it can really cause problems if you ignore the procedure.
http://www.freewebs.com/howardsvolvos/e ... ronics.htm

GL, Bob

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