Trying to troubleshoot an annoying problem with my xc40 recharge (Android, my22). Ever since upgrading the software to 3.3.16 (which I did according to the instructions, first restoring to OEM and then upgrading), I have been receiving two warning errors when I add autopilot and adaptive high beams with Orbit.
The first error is "the collision avoidance system is unavailable" and the second is "headlight system is malfunctioning." See attached photos of the errors and the dash.
At first, I thought this might be a sensor or hardware issue, so in preparation to bring the vehicle into the dealer for service, I again restored the software to OEM. Initially the errors persisted, but by the end of the 20-minute drive to the dealer they had all cleared up. The mechanic spent all day looking for errors and could find none, not even anything recorded in the computer. He went ahead and wiped the computer and reloaded all the software, and the car was working fine when I got it back.
After a week of driving it OEM, error-free, I again uploaded the autopilot and adaptive high beams mods through orbit. Once again the errors popped up almost immediately.
Anyone else have this issue? Any ideas on what could be causing the problem?
I have no experience in modifying cars, but I had to do the following in my Volvo S60 gen. 3 2019 T8:
1) Changed the headlights from USA to EU. All headlight functions work, but they still operate in the USA mode. Which really shines in the eyes of the drivers opposite.
I need to switch the headlights to EU mode.
2) I need to make a second key for the car, is it possible to make a remote engine start from the key? Does this require a specific version of the key?
3) Remove speed limit from 130 mph.
4) Activate some functions of the car that did not require the addition of any spare parts.
5) Run the hybrid cooling pump service mode (I need to replace pump)
Will any action be visible when connecting to VIDA? Will the car get banned with such changes? Will it be updated to factory settings when connected?
What am I risking for such changes by Orbit?
if I have a paid orbit license for a year and I want a pin for another Volvo. I just need to request another pin for 125 dollars and I can change the settings? How many cars can I do this for? thank you for the answer
Hi,
I'm working on 2019 V90CC to get actual pressures displayed on Sensus TPMS screen.
IDs of schrader sensors as collected by Autel are converted to HEX, yet OrBit rejects them and do not writes to the car.
How IDs need to be formated to be send to the car? Thank you
Good day to everyone.
Can you tell me who changed the 345 BYPASS VALVE VAC option to 01 Without a bypass valve (in this case, both the engine and the interior heat up). Was there an error in the cooling system after starting the Webasto heater for a short time and for a long time?
Also, who just dropped the power connector from the three-way valve, did they get an error on the cooling system after starting the heater for a short time and for a long time?
It is suspected that when the connector is reset or the configuration is changed, the software inside the climate control unit still works according to the algorithm in the presence of a three-way valve.
Last weekend I tried to do the heated steering wheel upgrade to my car (MY20 V60 T8), but it didn't go as expected.
Heated steering wheel has partnumber 32288783.
SWM has partnumber 32266030.
After programming the steering wheel with Orbit, the steering wheel is warming up (so that's working), but I got a traction control warning light in my dashboard and 2 fault codes:
BCM2-U012682
Lost Communication With Steering Angle Sensor SAS- Bus Signal / Message Failures- Alive / sequence counter incorrect / not updated
CEM-U212E186
Invalid Data Received From PSCM Signalgroup A- Bus Signal / Message Failures- Signal invalid
Does anyone know what might be the problem?
Do I have to install some extra software, apart from activating the heated steering wheel in Orbit?
I’d like to know if it’s possible to check the DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) load percentage directly in OrBit. I’ve been looking for the option to monitor the soot and ash levels, as well as the differential pressure across the DPF, but I couldn’t find it in the ECM tools or live data sections.
Could someone point me in the right direction (e.g., specific menus or steps)?
