Hello, fellow SwedeSpeeders!
Earlier this evening, when parking my Vehicle, my neighbor asked me if one of my tail lights was out. I came out to see this image that I'm attaching.
I found no additional information in our Owner's manual, hence the troubleshooting thread.
I'm almost certain it's out, and it's a simple fix, but I just wanted to confirm this with the group. The reason being, I know the rear fog lights only light up on one side for many Volvos (I've never actually checked mine, and also, I can confirm the rear fog light button was not pressed when taking this picture). Is this light the Fog Light, maybe, and is it supposed to be this way, then?
Also, I have received absolutely no dashboard messages/CEL regarding the same. I don't know for how long has this light been out. Maybe a day, maybe months.
I'll most probably be driving into the dealer unless this is a stupidly straightforward replacement (I have the hands-on ability of a two-year-old when it comes to lights or anything electrical).
Has anyone seen this before or has done a replacement themselves? Please chime in. Thanks, all!
Earlier this evening, when parking my Vehicle, my neighbor asked me if one of my tail lights was out. I came out to see this image that I'm attaching.
I found no additional information in our Owner's manual, hence the troubleshooting thread.
I'm almost certain it's out, and it's a simple fix, but I just wanted to confirm this with the group. The reason being, I know the rear fog lights only light up on one side for many Volvos (I've never actually checked mine, and also, I can confirm the rear fog light button was not pressed when taking this picture). Is this light the Fog Light, maybe, and is it supposed to be this way, then?
Also, I have received absolutely no dashboard messages/CEL regarding the same. I don't know for how long has this light been out. Maybe a day, maybe months.
I'll most probably be driving into the dealer unless this is a stupidly straightforward replacement (I have the hands-on ability of a two-year-old when it comes to lights or anything electrical).
Has anyone seen this before or has done a replacement themselves? Please chime in. Thanks, all!