2002 V70 Passenger Window/Lock switch

hcritz · Post by **hcritz** » 14 Jan 2016, 19:54

I know there have been several post on what these switches control and such. Mine died after a battery disconnect and reconnect. Pretty sure it's a bad capacitor on the board...at some point I may try to replace them and see if that fixes the switch.

My question is, can a switch from another V70 be installed and reprogramed to work? My dealer is telling me that it's a one time deal. Once the switch is programed for the car it can't be reprogramed to work with another. If true...I'll have to purchase a new switch and have them program it.
Any info will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ed

Post by **abscate** » 15 Jan 2016, 08:05

Ed - are we talking about a switch on the door or a switchblade type key fob used to unlock the car ??

The first is just a mechanical, the latter has to be programmed in VIDA from 1999 on..

hcritz · Post by **hcritz** » 15 Jan 2016, 08:17

Thanks for the reply abscate
This is the Electronic window/lock switch on the door.
What I need to know is if a used switch can be reprogramed with VIDA to work on my car.
I think a new switch is almost 500 dollars and then has to be programed.

hcritz · Post by **hcritz** » 17 Jan 2016, 08:27

Any Ideas Guys?
Still wondering if I have to spend 6-700 bucks to get my window to work!?!?!?

Dannybv · Post by **Dannybv** » 04 Sep 2019, 13:43

I'm in the same boat, can I pick up a boneyard replacement or do I have to use the dealer?

Post by **abscate** » 04 Sep 2019, 14:36

Sorry I didn't respond to Ed

The switch on the P2 models is fully electronic and is listed as part number

31334466 $414 (SEP 2019)

FCP says it may require programming to work on install.

93SCMax · Post by **93SCMax** » 04 Sep 2019, 15:23

Dannybv wrote: ↑04 Sep 2019, 13:43 I'm in the same boat, can I pick up a boneyard replacement or do I have to use the dealer?

Yes, it's plug n play. Get the same PN as in your vehicle. Make sure the battery is disconnected prior to removal of old unit and install of junkyard unit. Follow battery reconnect procedure.

There is no need for a new switch or going to the dealer!