The new parts are Volvo parts, $1,713 new for right and left xenon headlamps and made for 2003 XC70, see "volvocarparts" on the web.
Question is if such substitution would be reliable given that the vehicle's computer module would need reprogramming, and making sure that the electrical system is not overtaxed as well with decent headlamp life? My usual garage is scared as such was not a then 2003 option as 2003 was a very short production year for the XC70, mine was produced in December, 2002, has only 105,000 true miles all almost "brand new," i.e., new complete brakes, new transmission, new fuel pump, new computer module, new suspension parts, timing belt, near all vulnerabilities replaced.
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