20 Most Recent 2006 Volvo S60 Questions & Answers

https://mechanicbase.com/airbag/reset-airbag-light-without-scanner/ This might help.

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The park assist is a little module in the back left side of the trunk and the sensors in the back bumper. I wonder if you can pull a fuse to that system and reset it. It would be easy/cheap to just check that all of them are connected to the module and the module is connected to the AEM (the "connector board") in the back. Ultimately, a scan by Volvo/VIDA would tell you the issue, but an independent mechanic or the dealer would have to do that for you.

take it to an accredited service center and have the fault codes read the garage guess just cost you money

would advise getting the steering,brakes,wheel bearings and suspension checked for movement,wear etc , it will only get worse the longer it's left

Poss bad plugs or bad coils use your old ones to see if that s the issue

friends and friends of friends seldom fix problems the first step in saving money is to go to an accredited service center that has experience on your make of car and have the fault codes read ( that is what the ECM is there for --to record sensor faults for future reference ) Then find a service dealer or accredited service center that can fix the faults putting an additive or diesel fuel conditioner in the tank will not cause a problem but it may initially as it removes problem gunk in the tank and lines and blocks filters the engine having high rpms with little vehicle speed indicates a problem in the transmission control as well but the codes will show all the problem areas

trace the injector pipe back and eventually yo uwill arrive at the fuel filter.

I believe it is an ignition timing code(Knock sensor?) hope that helps.

I found this answer on Fixya from a previous post: Brake lights and cruise control are not set properly. Easy check - are your brake lights coming on with just the usual light touch of the pedal? If not, then the microswitch that senses that your foot is on the brake needs to be adjusted or replaced.

If it is diesel try new fuel filter, it is under vehicle near fuel tank let me know how it goes

Look down from the power steering resivor

Bad stabilizer links you did not say if it is all wheel drive ????

You probably need to enter your radio code. If you do not have your code, look through your owners packet, you can call your local dealership service department for help.

The temperature sensor is in the goose neck housing with the thermostat. It unscrews and has a wire attached to it.

Most likely oxygen sensor.

TAKE IT TO A PLACE LIKE AUTOZONE AND ASK THEM IF YOU BUY A BULB WILL THEY PUT IT IN FOR YOU. MOST OF THE TIME THEY WILL FOR FREE OR A SMALL FEE.