Connecting The Breakout Box, Integrated Audio Module (IAM)

2010 Volvo XC70 AWD L6-3.2L VIN 96 B6324S2SECTION Connecting The Breakout Box, Integrated Audio Module (IAM)





Connecting the breakout box

Special tools:
951 1428 Breakout box 951 1428 Breakout Box
951 1499 Cable 951 1499 Cable

Caution! Avoid touching control module connector pins and corresponding cable harness connectors. There is a risk of electrostatic discharge, which could damage the control module. Relieve any charge on yourself and the tools to be used by holding the metal part of the tool and touching part of the body just before starting work.

General information
Visually check the connectors to ensure that the male and female terminals are not damaged and that the cables for the female halves are properly connected.
The breakout box is designed to facilitate reading off control module output and input signals when the control module is connected as well as resistance of cables and components when the control module is disconnected. Using a breakout box reduces the risk of unintentionally short-circuiting cables or damaging connector pins.

Connecting the breakout box
- Ignition off
- To release the connectors of the integrated audio module (IAM):
Connect breakout box 951 1428 Breakout box 951 1428 Breakout Box and cable 951 1499 Cable 951 1499 Cable to the adapter.

Integrated audio module (IAM)
- Connect the adapter to control module connector C1.
- Connect the adapter to control module connector C2.

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