2004 Volvo XC90 FWD Brake Light Bulb Replacement; easy process to do yourself, and bypass having to goto the dealership. Just for giggles, I called my local …
2004 Volvo XC90 Brake Light Bulb Replacement
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Oops…Just remember to leave the lower tailgate down before trying to remove the light assembly.
Just adding another thanks! Why they couldnt make this as easy as the headlights I’ll never know.
Thanks for this post it saved me lot’s of time from figuring out. Got replacement bulbs in within 5 minutes.
I love this car man… Good JOB and congrats!
This is one of the better explained video’s I’ve seen. Great job!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I don’t know how much money you saved me, but my general rule of thumb is that every time I take my car into the Volvo dealership, the tab starts at $500. 🙂 This is a great video and very helpful!
Thank you – what an excellent video!
Hey TheTexasCoder,
Thank you.
It just to me 2 min’s to replaced driver side bulb after watch your outstanding video once.
Parkie
thanks for the vid , just needed one for my 07, big job for a simple bulb replacement
Cool.. I wasnt sure about how to release the glass, but I had a suspecion it was about the long grey bolts.
BTW, do You have any experience with upgrade the AEM in a Volvo XC90 2004 model ?
thank you very much for the vid
Thank you so much for sharing this video, it saved me time and money. Thanks again
Thank you so much!!
wow, amazing. i did this on my volvo before i watched your video by just reading the volvo manual, but after i watched your video, i noticed i did not do something important, i did not added grease in the socket, ooppssyy…..i hope the bulb is well though. Nicely done. Perfecto. =)
LOL, you’re very welcome, and I agree, there are somethings easy to work on the Volvo, but somethings (like bulbs) that are more difficult than they should be! Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
It sounds like moisture may be getting into the socket, try some di-electric grease in the socket and then installing the bulb. I had this same issue on my rear brake lights, especially after a car wash or bad rain storm.
You’re very welcome! Thank you for the nice comment!!
Nicely done. Thank you for taking the time to do it and save so much time and money for all of us!
MY LIGHT BULB burns out every week what module is faulty???? any ideas anybody??????
you can pop the panel off from the inside of the trunk area, then move the lock by hand, you may also apply graphite lubricant on the moving parts
Good JOB man!
i was clueless on how to remove the bulb! stupid VOLVO! soo much work for something easy!!
thanks man!
Thank you!!!!
That is awesome! Thank you for watching and for the kind words! I am glad the video helped!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Busted my employer’s rear light, but was able to fix it myself thanks to your help!
excellent!!!! thank you!
Very helpful..Thanks!
Thanks! I just changed my bulb after watching your video!
awesome. took me 10 min to replace the bulb with this video.
My fuel door won’t open… Any ideas on how to fix that?
I’ve been meaning to replace my broken bulb a few months now and I just saw this video. Flash forward a quick trip to the store and 60 min later – all done! Thanks for the great instructions
I have those volt places around the car and i have so far found the front one working only… Is there a way to turn them on?
that is awesome! Thank you for the comment and for watching, that is the main reason I video my repairs! I am glad my video helped!
Good job. Thanks. You saved my mom $75.
THANKS!!
Indeed, thank you very much for the very helpful and useful video, after watching it, I was able to successfully install a replacement bulb with little to no issues (and when it comes to working on cars, that’s a rarity), so I applaud and thank you, you’re fighting the good fight ^_^
Thanks !! I replaced the bulb today. Used the 10 mm socket . The top bolt was a bit harder to get at because of the angel .I am not handy and do not like to do minor repairs because nothing goes right. Thanks to your vid everything went well. Everything went in place.