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64 plate v40 4 sensors failed at once

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Old Aug 27th, 2023, 11:16   #1
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i have had a 64 plate v40 D2 for the past 12 months, flew the MOT with no problems but a week after the MOT i had 4 sensors fail all at the same time, i have never took a single car of mine to service as i am able to do most stuff myself, i am not a trained mechanic but spent my childhood watching my father fix multiple cars, the sensors that failed are the ABS, ESC, Tyre Pressure and the city safety, if it was just one sensor failing i would understand and get it replaced but as its all 4 sensors at the same time it just seems like a bit of a coincidence, has anyone else had this problem and how did they solve it, thanks
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i have had a 64 plate v40 D2 for the past 12 months, flew the MOT with no problems but a week after the MOT i had 4 sensors fail all at the same time, i have never took a single car of mine to service as i am able to do most stuff myself, i am not a trained mechanic but spent my childhood watching my father fix multiple cars, the sensors that failed are the ABS, ESC, Tyre Pressure and the city safety, if it was just one sensor failing i would understand and get it replaced but as its all 4 sensors at the same time it just seems like a bit of a coincidence, has anyone else had this problem and how did they solve it, thanks
They wont ALL have failed at the same time, probably a network communication problem with ONE cause , It needs professionally diagnosing.
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Old Oct 14th, 2023, 18:49   #3
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I have just had the same thing happen to me. They all came on at once
I did a diagnose on car with a Topdon 500s unit and it came up with Left rear wheel sensor fault.
bought one from Amazon around £13 and replaced it in under 1 hour, fiddley but did it
took car for drive after and all faults cleared
if you know anyone with a scanner get them to run diagnostic and run a health check to find out which wheel sensor has failed
Apparently this is common with wheel sensor failure to bring up all 4 faults
hope this helps
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Old Oct 14th, 2023, 19:16   #4
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Double check ALL the tyre pressures.
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Old Oct 14th, 2023, 19:40   #5
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NO
You have to run a diagnostic check
When I got this same fault I checked each tyre pressure and all was ok
I did a re calibrate and all came green which cleared fault on tyre pressure light but none of others but within 1 min it came up with trye pressure fault again
I dont think problem is with tyre pressure but faulty wheel sensor
Only going on experience with my problem but doing what I did has saved me Pounds
I managed to get a cheap scanner that would read Volvo ABS problems and after reading what fault was managed to get spare part off Amazon and replaced
Now car running with no faults displayed
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Checking the tyre pressures is free and easy. See the link below. #16.

https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?t=335004

Indeed it may prove to be far more complicated than tyre pressure/s, but it's not the first instance I have seen (on the forum) of the TPMS apparently causing multiple issues.

Nothing to be lost (or cost) by checking?
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I agree checking tyre pressure is easy and free
I am only giving my experience I had to solve this same problem
Its frustating that 1 simple problem causes 3 others and you dont know which one it is
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Old Oct 14th, 2023, 23:00   #8
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Have put scanner I used on Ebay for 100 well worth it
For Volvo members will do 80 plus postage
half price
Volvo members with Ebay account ask for BIN price and I will know it from Volvo members
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