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Oct 13th, 2008, 15:01 | #1 |
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Nightmare with radio in our XC90
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I'd be grateful for any help/advice. We've a four year old XC90 and the radio has broken. It is the central control panel that appears to be the problem (I think it is called the ICM) and is going to cost around a grand to fix (AHHHH) if we go through the Volvo dealership in our area because they won't try and repair it but insist it has to be replaced with a new one. Does anyone know if I could try and get a reconditioned one or any other suggestions? It is such a large sum of money to pay... Tilda |
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Oct 13th, 2008, 15:55 | #2 |
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what exactly is wrong with the ICM ? ( thats the display panel and main control unit for the audio system) if the display is physicaly broken you might get a second hand one and just swap the display itself , but you must keep the main board which came with your car ..
Dealers cant repair things these days because if it fails again they will be liable for the whole cost of a new unit having repaired it . These things are not easily repairable anyway they are microcomputers these days . why is it costing so much to fix , how much is the ICM Itself ? an hour of labour will fit a new one inc software
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Oct 13th, 2008, 19:16 | #3 |
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I had the ICM replaced on mine last year (Premium Dolby System) after 2 failed misdiagnosed attempts at "wiring faults"
Symtoms were, It either wouldn't come on, or would come on and then go off, before deciding to please itself.... Cost was just over £1800, met by supplying dealer - Unit itself was approx £800, rest was labour "software" adnd VAT - Touching wood, all been fine since - BTW the ICM is the central part of the console, basically the switches, display and small control unit - It does not include the CD player, amps or tuner! Mike |
Oct 13th, 2008, 22:05 | #4 |
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Not sure if this one fits your car (and what's involved installing it), but there is one for sale on Ebay at the moment, search on XC90 and you'll find it
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It wont be of any use to any car but the car it came off due to the security systems in place . However you MAY be able to use the display itself after removing it from inside it's ICM as the display isnt coded to the car of course , That's if the icm display is the problem ..
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Oct 14th, 2008, 09:53 | #6 |
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Nightmare with radio continued..
Thanks for the responses. In reply to Clan, it is the central bit not the display as I understand it, but I'm now going to double check. I am coming to terms with the fact that there is no way round this as installing a system from another car will not work because of the Volvo security system. It is just such a blow, especially on top of all the other running costs. I am going off this car! It is just too expensive to run.
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Music system problem
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If anyone can help, I live between Wolverhampton and Cosford and am having problems with the music system on a 2008 XC90. The main dealer has offered to replace the unit but wants silly money. The CD player went first, then the display became intermitent and now the AM radio station volume is going up and down on its own. Can anyone recommend someone who can help and who is not a long way away? Thanks, Mike |
Jan 16th, 2015, 16:14 | #9 |
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I had a similar problem in the past. I have the center console out to fix a deck error on the cd changer. When I put it back in, the premium sound flash screen would show, then shutdown.....nothing. The volume control would show the empty bar, that was all.
I pulled out the console again and saw a tight curve on the optical fiber wire. This must have got tighter when the console was fixed in place, and kincked the wire. You should try this first, just to see. Check if the console works when pulled out and wires are not compressed in. |
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Radio Static noise on XC90 V8
Hello Folks,
I have been battling the radio static noise in 2009 XC90 Executive Edition, first started to be just a static noise when AUX input jack is connected, after that I got huge static when rear entertainment system is on. After long troubleshooting I have found that AUX Jack inside the cup holder is bad. Simply remove cover and be careful as there is clip holding on both sides of the switch. How to troubleshoot? = Disconnect the wire from bottom of aux switch and the noise should stop. Volvo part number # AUX Input : 30790263 Feeling good that noise is away... |
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