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You can check 2 things. 1., have someone in the car to turn the key to the start position. Tap the starter with a small hammer and see if it cranks. If it does, replace the starter. 2., have the battery tested as well as the connections to the battery. Corrosion builds and can cause heavy resistance to heavy loads(like starting). These are the 2 most likely causes. Let me know if you need further assistance.
It's the solinoid. It's placed alongside the distributor. A coil about 1" around, and 2" long loosen, disconect the cable and lead coming out of it, repalce, and it will run fine then.
sometimes the code is on a card with the owners manual or in the manual itself. failing that, is you remove the radio and write down the serial number the dealer can't get the code for you.
With a good battery in the car turn the ignition key to Position I. Do not put the key in position II. Make sure "OFF" is displayed. Let the car sit with the key in position I for about two hours. "CODE" will appear in the display. Enter your code.
Try to un connect battery, wait 10 minuets and connect the battery. After that you can type in code again. Volvo dealer should have the radio code. The code is writhed in to a computer system on the factory.
call your local volvo dealer and tell them your battery went dead and that you need radio code. they will ask you for car VIN...dont go that route, pull out radio and give them the numbers on the sticker ontop of radio. and make sure you keep the code written down. Good luck.
Well, it might seem obvious but you need to input the code which on my Volvo 850 is a four digit number. I'm assuming this is a used car, so you need to get the code from the previous owner, or if this is not possible, contact the manufacturer directly to see if they can help you. Good luck.
I have a 1995 850 volvo im trying to figure out the radio code my battery went dead an I charged it up then the radio was asking for a code then it switch to off im looking for the code so the radio will work again
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