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23 thoughts on “How to remove your Volvo XC90 Radio and Climate Control unit”

1. Thank you that was Very helpful!

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2. Thanks a lot for this video. Now I can do it on my 2005 Volvo XC90 to check why my radio is not working.

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3. Thanks for the how-to. 

   I can hear the 'key in ignition' reminder bong going through out the video, so I guess you didn't disconnect the battery as you suggest? Is the key turned to on? Did it cause any error codes?

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4. Super helpful. I had to change a few radio and dash light bulbs that went out. This video had me in and out quickly. Thanks!

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5. Your video was great and I got so excited by the simplicity of it I went ahead and changed my climate control unit… Only problem was I forgot to disconnect the battery. And yes of course I now have an airbag message… Any help on how to clear this message or is it off to the dealer now.

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6. please help I have a 98 Volvo need to know were the fuse is for the radio anyone know

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7. If I take my CD player out to get repaired can I put everything else back so I can drive and use the A/C ?

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8. If you do this and add / replace with a second hand CD Player / same model no, year etc. you still need to update the software. How do you do that.

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9. how do I get the tricky one can't get it out ????

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10. thanks, this helped a lot

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11. Can you pull out the climate control unit without removing the entertainment module?

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12. Of course ding, ding your gonna wanna ding,ding disconnect the battery ding ding. Dont wanna air code ding,ding.

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13. Thank man

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14. Deuce on his hands wow

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15. 2008..volvo?xc70.how.to?replace.heater . Motor

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16. Excelent! Good vidiu

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17. My friend just wanted to replace her power socket and none of the forums had anything. Thanks a lot for this. It was really helpful. Great camera angles and narration was exactly right.

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18. Should’ve turned the ignition back off – annoying alarm.

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19. For the love of god please DISCONNECT YOUR BATTERY before doing this! It will save you soo many issues when unplugging the radio!

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20. After doing all of this the dashboard goes dead. I Unplug the unit and the dash turns back on. What am I doing wrong?

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21. So helpful. Thank you very much

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22. It seems like I have to disconnect the battery after I get the stick into the park position ?

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23. Are these units (Headunit / ICM ) plug and play or do they have to be programmed by the dealer if purchased used? i have an 'Volvo v70, 2012. Around a year ago the radio and infotainment system started to fail. and wondering if the problem is the ICM unit? . I was recently given the car and I have started to diagnose and try to fix this issue. The symptoms of this issue are the screen for the infotainment system not working but its turn on and hanging on and on, all of the lower lights and buttons work such as the heated seats and or the defroster and fan control. They all work . Up till this point when I turned the car on I would receive no light from the screen and none of the audio buttons such as FM, AM, and or volume not either, about 6 mounts ago the rear park sensor failed to show on screen. grateful for every answers

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