Genuine Volvo V50 Horn

Volvo V50 Horn Parts and Q&A

• Horn, Driver Side
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  Q: How can the horn units be accessed, and How to remove it on Volvo V50?

  A:

  Volvo advises that the horn units can be accessed by removing the grille, but due to the difficulty of grille removal with the bumper in place, it is recommended to remove the front bumper to prevent the risk of damage. Once the front bumper is removed, unclip the plastic cover from the bumper mounting bar, unbolt the horn from its bracket, and disconnect the wiring plug as the horn is removed. Reinstallation is the reverse of the removal process.
• Horn, Passenger Side
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  Q: How to verify the function of all exterior and interior lights on Horn for petrol engines on Volvo V50?

  A:

  With the ignition turned on where required check the operation of all exterior lights. Verify the brake lights using an assistant or reversing, up close to the reflective door, make sure that all the rear lights are independent of one another, i.e., with as many rear lights as possible switched on, test your brake lights. Any unusual results are usually a symptom of an earth fault or poor connection at the rear light unit. Also, with help or using a reflective surface, make sure that the headlights are working on both main and dipped beam. Check the operation of all interior lights including glovebox and luggage area lights and that all appropriate warning lights are lit as expected when the ignition is switched on, details to be found in the vehicle handbook. After starting the engine, make sure to check that the correct lights go out. When driving at night, check to see if all of the instrument panel and facia lighting is operating properly. If there are any problems, fix them accordingly; Lastly, choose the right time of the day to test the horn's operation.