After the replacement of the evaporator you'll have to take your car to the dealer or a volvo shop to reset the SRS, I did it today, cost: $37.50, in a Volvo shop, Houston, TX, it took them 10 minutes to do it, the dealers are wayyyy much more $$$$$$

 

I just paid $110 to have mine reset at the Stealer.

 

Sorry to hear that, I called by phone 3 or 4 different places before I went to this place,I think that if you use this method usually you save money...

 

But if you connect the plug before you turn the Key on the light won't come on. LOL

 

In my case I had to have a fault reset also and a new contact reel installed, so maybe that costs a little extra.

 

Possible.
But Glad it is all fixed for you Jim.

 

Yea I'm cool now. Even took three guys to lunch in it yesterday. They all have fairly new cars, if not brand new, and they kept looking around ans saying what year did you say this is? I mean the interior on mine is absolutely perfect.

The mechanic said he didn't have any problems with the dash either. I don't hear any rattles or anything either. I guess it's a 10 hour job to do the evaporator and he said it actually took him 11 hours. He would much rather do five two hour jobs than one 10 hour job though.

 

Once you have done a couple of Dozen of them you can do them in about 3 hours.