• VOLVO S80 V70 2.0D YAW RATE SENSOR 10.1701-0654.3 - Glasgow Car Parts Store
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VOLVO S80 V70 2.0D YAW RATE SENSOR 10.1701-0654.3

VOLVO S80 V70 2.0D YAW RATE SENSOR 10.1701-0654.3

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VOLVO S80 V70  YAW RATE SENSOR 10.1701-0654.3

The Volvo S80 and V70 models are equipped with various advanced safety and stability systems, one of which involves the use of a yaw rate sensor. The specific part number 10.1701-0654.3 refers to a yaw rate sensor commonly found in these vehicles. This sensor plays a critical role in the car's stability control system by measuring the vehicle's rotational movement around its vertical axis, also known as yaw.

Key Details About the Yaw Rate Sensor:

  1. Functionality:

    • The yaw rate sensor works in conjunction with the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system to monitor the car's stability. It detects any deviation from the intended path and sends this data to the vehicle's control unit, which can then apply corrective measures such as braking individual wheels or adjusting engine power.

  2. Location:

    • In most Volvo vehicles, the yaw rate sensor is typically located under the center console or near the floorboard, securely mounted to minimize interference from vibrations.

  3. Compatibility:

    • The sensor with the part number 10.1701-0654.3 is specifically designed for certain Volvo models, such as the S80 and V70, ensuring accurate performance and integration with the vehicle's systems.

  4. Common Symptoms of Failure:

    • Malfunctioning of the yaw rate sensor can lead to warning lights on the dashboard, such as the ESC or ABS light.
    • Drivers may experience reduced stability or improper functioning of the traction control system.

  5. Replacement and Calibration:

    • If the yaw rate sensor fails, it needs to be replaced with a compatible part. After installation, calibration may be required to ensure proper operation. This process typically involves specialized diagnostic equipment.

When replacing or servicing this part, it is essential to use genuine or high-quality components to maintain the integrity of the vehicle's safety systems. Always consult a professional mechanic or Volvo specialist for accurate diagnosis and repair.

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