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Steering angle sensor

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Old May 8th, 2021, 20:07   #1
LiamM
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As the title says ..... mine needs replaced, there is an intermittent fault coming up.

Can the be picked up 2nd hand and is it a possible home fix, or would I need access to computer hookup to calibrate?

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Old May 9th, 2021, 08:44   #2
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Hi again

I had sand problem and I suggest really not worth looking for pre used.

Firstly make sure you order the correct unit by ordering from a genuine Volvo expert, such as frf Swansea. Tell them you are a forum user and you will get a discount, expect to pay about £240 but check around. There are genuine Volvo solc on eBay but again order the correct part for your m/y.

It does need setting up by (I suggest) at least a Volvo indie garage. Mine cost £60 from my usual indie.

I do have vida, but left this one to experts as delicate parts (airbag) need removing.

Again, hope this helps.

John l

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Old May 9th, 2021, 10:26   #3
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It's possible to repair/clean them. It's normally dust in the optical sensors, but you need to understand what you are doing.

Mine came to me 180 degrees out (i.e., someone had a go at cleaning and put it back wrongly). I put it back together correctly and it's been fine for 5 years.

Vida is not essential to replace, but it is pretty much essential to repair, particularly if you get something wrong, as you need to check angle readings.
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