Siren Fuse number - Page 2

theShady · Sep 26th, 2012, 21:02

A big thank you guys!

Indeed there was another (4th?!) fuse box under the steering wheel. I should really go and find my hand book; that would have saved so much time.

Thanks again!

Tim

plcjamieson · Jul 15th, 2014, 23:23

There is another bank of fuses above the pedals. Two Torx to remove panel and two to remove OBD socket for better access. Fuse 8 disables siren. Not sure why Volvo make this so inaccessible.

Jim314 · Jul 16th, 2014, 13:40

To my relief my 2004 V70 does not have this fuse panel over the pedals. In mine the siren fuse is in the panel at the end of the dash.

weedeno belfast · Jul 16th, 2014, 16:58

Hi guys have a 2003 v70 d5 if I pull fuse 38 will that stop my hazards come in on intermittently (my siren do sent sound normal but will of emergency bottom on keys) 5/10 times returning to car has cheak car for as alarm triggered your info would be much appreciated damian

Brendan W · Jul 16th, 2014, 21:24

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Originally Posted by weedeno belfast

Hi guys have a 2003 v70 d5 if I pull fuse 38 will that stop my hazards come in on intermittently (my siren do sent sound normal but will of emergency bottom on keys) 5/10 times returning to car has cheak car for as alarm triggered your info would be much appreciated damian

If the siren module is the cause of the activations pulling the fuse will stop it. Alternately you could, if that doesn't fix it, press the reduced guard button to deactivate the internal sensor.
What does the siren sound like? I can't read the Northern accent

If it's original it's overdue to fail.

weedeno belfast · Jul 17th, 2014, 20:45

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Originally Posted by Brendan W

If the siren module is the cause of the activations pulling the fuse will stop it. Alternately you could, if that doesn't fix it, press the reduced guard button to deactivate the internal sensor.
What does the siren sound like? I can't read the Northern accent

If it's original it's overdue to fail.

lol youse oul southys arent to far behind one the accent lol it sounds 100% just a pain in the hole lol everyone tellin ya your hazards are goin ill get the texa n to it and see what it says thanks damian

Volvotastic · Jul 18th, 2014, 08:29

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Originally Posted by plcjamieson

There is another bank of fuses above the pedals. Two Torx to remove panel and two to remove OBD socket for better access. Fuse 8 disables siren. Not sure why Volvo make this so inaccessible.

Ahem - this is a way to disable the siren .. That just might be why Volvo make this so hard and inaccessible!

Jul 15th, 2014, 23:23	#12
plcjamieson New Member Last Online: Jul 16th, 2014 08:49 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Dingwall	2005 XC70 D5 alarm siren fuse There is another bank of fuses above the pedals. Two Torx to remove panel and two to remove OBD socket for better access. Fuse 8 disables siren. Not sure why Volvo make this so inaccessible.

Jul 16th, 2014, 13:40	#13
Jim314 Premier Member Last Online: Nov 20th, 2018 01:45 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Dallas, Texas	To my relief my 2004 V70 does not have this fuse panel over the pedals. In mine the siren fuse is in the panel at the end of the dash. __________________ 2004 V70 2.4 petrol 170 5-spd auto (lost 2016 June, collision with deer) 2007 XC90 FWD 3.2 petrol 6-spd auto

Jul 16th, 2014, 16:58	#14
weedeno belfast weedeno 2003 v70 d5 se Last Online: Dec 2nd, 2016 19:57 Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: belfast	piggy backing off this one Hi guys have a 2003 v70 d5 if I pull fuse 38 will that stop my hazards come in on intermittently (my siren do sent sound normal but will of emergency bottom on keys) 5/10 times returning to car has cheak car for as alarm triggered your info would be much appreciated damian

Sep 26th, 2012, 21:02	#11
theShady New Member Last Online: Feb 18th, 2016 16:07 Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Bracknell	A big thank you guys! Indeed there was another (4th?!) fuse box under the steering wheel. I should really go and find my hand book; that would have saved so much time. Thanks again! Tim

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