Engine And Engine Cooling Related Problems of the 2009 Volvo XC90

Table 1 shows one common engine and engine cooling related problems of the 2009 Volvo XC90.

Table 1. Engine And Engine Cooling related problems of Volvo XC90

Problem Category Number of Problems
Engine And Engine Cooling problems
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Engine And Engine Cooling problem

During switching off ignition a warning light was visible, on turning on ignition again multiple faults registered on the instrument cluster. No issues prior to this fault occured. List of faults noticed: 1: srs warning light (instrument cluster notification) 2: abs failure (instrument cluster notification) 3: passenger airbag off (instrument cluster notification) 4: passenger airbag fault-service required (instrument cluster notification) 5: passenger electrical assist seat not working 5: hazard lights only work when ignition is on 6: vehicle cannot lock or unlock 7: rear tail lights stay on continuously even after removal of ignition key. 8: no brake lights 9: no turn right signals (back or front) headlight fault (instrument cluster notification) rev counter not aligned correctly, sits at 6:00 while vehicle is off. Rev counter rests at 7000rpm on engine idle and continues clockwise. Engine will not pass 4000rpm engine stopped enroute to Volvo dealership traveling at 65mph with loss of power streering and brake assist. Vehicle was able to re start after coming to complete stop. Trip computer does not register miles travelled. Miles left till empty shows 9999.


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