England here, My XC70 has the Xenon lights with that exact same problem, both droopy and off. Great upload Scott thank you. Saved to my Volvo collection....
The right way to remove the plastic fasteners is to push the middle pin inside just a little - few milimeters - and they'll loosen up. Thanks for the video!
Droopy headlights can also be caused by faulty headlight position sensor. IF your lights are functioning normally, but you get an error message, then the problem could be that sensor. the sensor itself regulates height of the headlights, if you feel they look down into the ground then its worth inspecting.
I have droopy headlights on my 2004 Volvo XC70 with Bi-Xenon lights. I replaced the ballasts as you recommended. The problem did not go away. I'm now wondering if I replace the motor part number 8678121 if that will fix the problem. The part costs $159.00 each, but paying someone to remove the number cost me $200. I'm now into the repair $200 number removal plus $222.00 for the new ballasts. UGH
2 things , 1 you dont need to stupid music and 2 the top clips which are used a lot on volvos are removed depressing the centre pin in , it will click and then can be removed by hand , very simple , once you have them out you push the pin back up so the centre is up protuding , then the clip can be pushed back and the centre pin clicked back so it is flush
You found the most annoying music possible, and shoehorned it into a few 10 second slots in the video. Why did you do that? Here is a thought. Silence.
England here, My XC70 has the Xenon lights with that exact same problem, both droopy and off. Great upload Scott thank you. Saved to my Volvo collection....
The right way to remove the plastic fasteners is to push the middle pin inside just a little - few milimeters - and they'll loosen up.
Thanks for the video!
Droopy headlights can also be caused by faulty headlight position sensor. IF your lights are functioning normally, but you get an error message, then the problem could be that sensor.
the sensor itself regulates height of the headlights, if you feel they look down into the ground then its worth inspecting.
Excellent job! I hope I never have to do this job, but if I do, I have the info now. Thanks 👍
I have droopy headlights on my 2004 Volvo XC70 with Bi-Xenon lights. I replaced the ballasts as you recommended. The problem did not go away.
Droop problem is not caused by ballast. It's either the load sensor or the adjustment motor. If both lights droop, it's the sensor or wiring.
@@timhoward8313 That our they may require a SUM calibration. You'll have to do this with the VIDA software and DICE interface cable.
and if there is no SUM in the car the xenon calibration is in REM or CEM
Thank you so much for your video. Thats probably what happen to my volvo. I will be working on it tomorrow😀👍🏻. Cheers!!
How did it go?
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Rust and water in the ballast unit. Hmm, I wonder why this headlight wasn’t working.
Hi, it was finally helpful for droopy xenon headlights?
I have droopy headlights on my 2004 Volvo XC70 with Bi-Xenon lights. I replaced the ballasts as you recommended. The problem did not go away.
I'm now wondering if I replace the motor part number 8678121 if that will fix the problem. The part costs $159.00 each, but paying someone to remove the number cost me $200. I'm now into the repair $200 number removal plus $222.00 for the new ballasts. UGH
2 things , 1 you dont need to stupid music and 2 the top clips which are used a lot on volvos are removed depressing the centre pin in , it will click and then can be removed by hand , very simple , once you have them out you push the pin back up so the centre is up protuding , then the clip can be pushed back and the centre pin clicked back so it is flush
What ever happened to the head light that was 2 screws and came out lol hahahahah holy cow
Mine don’t have that
When it comes to Volvo's used parts equals used problems.
I've had used ballasts for years without problems, there not coded into the car in this model.
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You found the most annoying music possible, and shoehorned it into a few 10 second slots in the video. Why did you do that? Here is a thought. Silence.
I had to stop watching the video over it