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2000 Volvo 660 Electrical problems

Owners have filed 4 complaints about the 2000 Volvo 660's electrical system with NHTSA - 31% of all its complaints, most recently on April 19, 2002. They describe 0 crashes, 1 fire and 0 injuries. Dead batteries, warning lights, wiring, alternators, infotainment and electronic module failures.

Complaints
4
Recalls
0
Crashes
0
Fires
1
Injuries
0
Deaths
0

Electrical complaints

Electrical system

Consumer states that the alternator is not getting enough volts causing vehicle to stall. Nlm

Filed Incident Electrical systemNHTSA 8008090
Electrical system

Consumer states there is an electrical problem all through out the cab, there is also a problem with the wiring harness under the dash.*Jb

Filed Electrical systemNHTSA 565041
SteeringTransmission & drivetrainElectrical systemVisibility & wipersBody, doors & structure

The consumer has experienced the following problems: dash/readout module, steering/unless the vibration is bad when the tires are cupped, the windshield seem to crack easily-replaced 3 times, the universal joint has been replaced 2 times, and on one occasion the truck suddenly bounced when going down the highway and changed lanes. (The hood latch was replaced) scc

Filed Steering · Power train · Electrical system · Visibility · StructureNHTSA 565020
Electrical systemFire

Wiring harness in the control panel in sleeper berth shorted resulting in vehicle fire. Volvo fired their own investigator who claimed problem came from control panel. *Mjs

Filed Incident Electrical systemNHTSA 558098

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