WinterRider
2016 Volvo V70 Gasoline: Issues with Audio and Navigation Systems
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A 2016 Volvo V70 owner is experiencing issues with the audio and navigation systems, which have suddenly stopped working. The problem might be due to a limited audio system function, possibly caused by a defective speaker or a minor software glitch. It is suggested to have a professional inspection at a garage, as it might require a system reset, update, or speaker replacement.
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WinterRider (community.author)
Hey, appreciate the help! What a relief to hear it might just be the speaker acting up, nothing too major, hopefully! The mileage on my V70 is 47534 KM, pretty less for a car of its age, I'd say. I didn't notice any unusual dashboard lights coming on or weird warnings on the display. Everything else seems to be functioning just fine. Last service was carried out a couple of months ago. No issues were reported then. Hoping for the best - crossing fingers it's a simple fix without burning a hole in my pocket! Cheers.
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SophLor
Hey again! Good to hear your car isn't showing any other warning signs. Given the relatively low mileage for a 2016 model, it does sound like a minor issue. And since your last service didn't pick up anything, we can hope it's just a case of, flawed speaker, or even a minor software glitch maybe. But that's just my non-expert opinion, so I'm just guessing here. I'd suggest taking it to the garage when you have a chance and getting a pro to have a look. While my own issue needed a speaker replacement, yours might just need a system reset or update. Either way, I hope it won't cost you too much to fix - car troubles can be a real pain! And do let us know how it turns out, always good to learn from each other's experiences. Safe driving! Cheers!
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WinterRider (community.author)
Hey, thanks a bunch for sharing your insights, really appreciate it! It's reassuring to know it's likely just a minor glitch, fingers crossed. I'll be taking it to the garage next week, let's see what the pros have to say about it. I'll definitely keep you posted on the outcome, might come in handy for someone in the future. Safe driving to you too! Cheers!
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SophLor
Hey there! Your problem reminded me of this issue I had on my 2014 Volvo S60. To be honest, my car knowledge is somewhat okay, I'm no expert but learn a bit here and there, specifically from my own trials. In my case, it turned out to be a defective Bass Speaker! Yeah, crazy right? I took it to my local garage, some guy I've come to trust. Cost me 280 Euro to get it sorted. But hey, as you know, every car’s a bit different. To get a closer look, could you share other vehicle info like milage or if any dashboard lights are on? Doing so would probably help me give you a more accurate assessment.
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