City safety problem.

Gordo12345 · Dec 18th, 2021, 20:22

Hi all . I had my Volvo V60 1.6drive 2012 in for a problem with the fuel injector.
A new one was fitted, but after I collected the car the city safe service required notice has come up on the info screen.
My independent garage says I need to take it to a Volvo main dealer.
Having phoned my main dealer they say it’s £75 to diagnose plus any amount depending on the problem.
I’m presuming the mechanic that change the fuel injector has taken the terminals off the battery, as the radio was not how I had it.
Will my car pass its mot with this warning light on, I find the whole city safety feature rather dangerous at times.
I don’t want it.
Is there any way to disable it without losing airbag.
Thanks for any replies.

Deck1ng · Dec 18th, 2021, 21:42

If I recall from past posts, this problem has been solved by giving the screen a good clean behind the plastic covers I front of the rear view rear mirror. I think someone did mention that this cleaning was apart of one of the service programme.
Personally I find it strange you would want to permanently disable a safety feature, it’s there for a good reason.

Dec 18th, 2021, 20:22	#1
Gordo12345 New Member Last Online: Dec 19th, 2021 15:28 Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Chinnor	City safety problem. Hi all . I had my Volvo V60 1.6drive 2012 in for a problem with the fuel injector. A new one was fitted, but after I collected the car the city safe service required notice has come up on the info screen. My independent garage says I need to take it to a Volvo main dealer. Having phoned my main dealer they say it’s £75 to diagnose plus any amount depending on the problem. I’m presuming the mechanic that change the fuel injector has taken the terminals off the battery, as the radio was not how I had it. Will my car pass its mot with this warning light on, I find the whole city safety feature rather dangerous at times. I don’t want it. Is there any way to disable it without losing airbag. Thanks for any replies.

Dec 18th, 2021, 21:42	#2
Deck1ng Master Member Last Online: Apr 26th, 2024 23:51 Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: North Yorkshire	If I recall from past posts, this problem has been solved by giving the screen a good clean behind the plastic covers I front of the rear view rear mirror. I think someone did mention that this cleaning was apart of one of the service programme. Personally I find it strange you would want to permanently disable a safety feature, it’s there for a good reason. __________________ Current, XC60 AWD D5 SE DRIVe 1st motor. Austin A35, indicators and heater optional. Not forgetting RTFM

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