It means that one or more of your tail lights (daytime running lights) has failed or is near failure. There should be two of these bulbs on each side of the car, stacked one on top of the other. Consult your owner's manual on the correct type of bulb to use. They usually come in 2-packs and do not vary widely in quality.
To replace the bulbs, open your trunk and ensure the car has been turned off for at least 5 minutes (some of the electronic components will continue running after you stop the engine). Inside the trunk, on the left and right sides, you should notice two round plastic parts that can be turned. Turn one of them, and pull that part of the trunk wall down to the floor.
At this point, you should be looking into the compartment behind the tail light assembly. Notice there are 2 sets of bulb sockets (upper and lower) being held into place by a clip. Pinch the clip on the lower set, and gently pull out the entire set of bulb sockets. Be careful not to stretch or tear the wires or break the connecter. The bulbs you need to replace are in the middle (the only ones stacked vertically, close together). See which bulbs are burnt or have broken filaments. Replace that bulb AND the matching bulb on the opposite side of the car.
If you don't replace the matching bulb on the opposite side, the car may continue to detect a voltage difference between the bulbs and continue to give you the "Bulb Failure-Position Light" message.
Please note: Since all four running-lights get used equally, the other set may also need replacement soon.
one of your brake lights are out.
One of your running lights is burned out...
I believe that one of the side light bulbs have failed and needs changing
The 'Position' Light on the Volvo S-60 is the rear tail-light
Volvo uses the term position light for what we here in America commonly call a parking light. If you turn your lights on and walk around your car you will notice you have a bulb burnt out.
Dealer or certified Volvo shop only.
Position light bulbs can be either headlamp or parking lamp/marker lamp bulbs Have a look on the centre console. Its probably one of the lights around either the left or right temperature dial on the air conditioner. It only comes on when you turn the headlights on and have the illumination come on on the the dash. Mine came on today but error message only showed when I turned on the headlights. The above statement is incorrect. NONE of the dash light bulbs will turn on the bulb failure message. Note they did say the the message came on when the headlights were turned on. This is an indication that one of the position bulbs or a headlight bulb has failed. I have 30 plus years as a Volvo factory trained technician.
On my 2004 XC90 the lens covering the position light swings open left to right. The bulb is easily accessible.
The position light cover pops out or rather swings out, after you gently insert a small screwdriver into the slot and give a pry. Easy.
Put the ignition key into position I, push in and hold the odometer reset button (use your left hand), move the ignition key to position II, when the service light begins to blink,let go of the odometer reset button. Confirm by turning your Volvo off then on again. The previous description was for resetting the "Service" light. To reset the check engine light, the car must be plugged into either an OBDII compliant scan tool, or a dealer's scan tool to retrive whatever trouble code has been stored, repair the problem, and then the light can be "reset".
How do you turn the maintenance light off 2006 Volvo s60 How do you turn the maintenance light off 2006 Volvo s60 Turn key to position I hold trip reset button and turn key to position II continue holding the trip button for about 4 seconds there will be a yellow triangle flashing in the dash, if it turns red you held the reset button to long.
sheck your message board it'll tell you could be lamp out
Brake circuit failure. Normally this means the brake fluid level is too low.