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Info on pulling out Instrument Panel on a 91 Airbag 240 200

posted by  Sven's Maintainer on  Wed Apr 13 04:52 CST 2005
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If you have the original Volvo stereo, you will need the code # to reset it after you rehook the battery. Otherwise will not play. Maybe needed only for cassette and not for a simple radio-only unit, but I can't promise that.

Sometimes it's written into the owner's manual by a thoughtful prev. owner or dealer. If not, get from dealer, but you'll need a cooperative dealer and the ser. # from the stereo.

Hope you have a nice aftermarket stereo instead - eliminates all that hassle.






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