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Volvo V60 Cross Country - User Manual

Volvo V60 Cross Country
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Summary

01 Introduction

On-board owners manual

Details on accessing and using the on-board owner's manual for vehicle information.

Owners information

Information about your vehicle's features and functions displayed on the center console screen.

Contacting Volvo

Contact information for Volvo Cars of North America and Volvo Cars of Canada.

About this manual

Guidance on how to familiarize yourself with vehicle features and systems using the owner's manual.

Important warnings

Key warnings to keep in mind when operating or servicing the vehicle, including driver distraction.

Technician certification

Information on Volvo's support for ASE certification for technicians.

03 Instruments and controls

Instrument overview

Overview of the instrument panel and center console displays, controls, buttons, and switches.

Information displays - introduction

Explanation of vehicle functions shown on displays, including cruise control, trip computer, and messages.

Eco Guide* and Power Meter*

Gauges in the instrument panel to help improve driving economy and indicate engine power utilized.

Information displays - indicator symbols

Alerts the driver to activated functions, system activity, or potential faults using symbols.

Information displays - warning symbols

Alerts the driver to critical functions or serious faults, often accompanied by text messages.

My Car - introduction

Introduction to the MY CAR menu system for operating various vehicle functions.

Front seats

Instructions on adjusting front seats for optimal comfort and control.

Steering wheel

Information on adjusting the steering wheel position and controls for horn, menus, and infotainment.

Lighting panel

Controls for daytime running lights, parking lights, and instrument panel lighting adjustment.

High;low beam headlights

Explanation of automatic activation, manual switching, and high beam flash for headlights.

04 Climate

Climate - general information

Overview of the Electronic Climate Control (ECC) system for managing cabin temperature and humidity.

Air quality

Information on the passenger compartment air quality system and cabin air filter replacement.

Interior Air Quality System (IAQS)*

Details on the multifilter and air quality sensor for reducing odors and contaminants.

Climate - menu settings

How to change default settings for climate system functions in the menu system.

Air distribution - general

Explanation of how incoming air is distributed through various vents in the passenger compartment.

Electronic climate control (ECC)

Detailed operation of the ECC system for maintaining selected cabin temperature and humidity.

Heated seats

Instructions for using the front and rear heated seats for comfort in cold weather.

Temperature and blower control

How to adjust cabin temperatures and blower speeds for comfort and to prevent fogging.

Automatic climate control

Explanation of the AUTO function for automatic control of temperature, AC, blower, and air distribution.

Air conditioning

How the AC system cools, heats, and dehumidifies cabin air, and its automatic control.

Max. defroster and electrically heated windshield*

Instructions for using defroster and heated windshield functions to clear windows of condensation and ice.

Air distribution - function

Description of the three buttons for manual air distribution through different vents.

Air distribution - recirculation

How recirculation is used to shut out exhaust fumes and its effect on condensation.

Air distribution - table

Table showing air distribution modes and their corresponding use for optimal comfort and defrosting.

05 Loading and storage

Storage spaces

Overview of the various storage compartments available in the passenger compartment.

Tunnel console

Location and features of the tunnel console, including storage, cup holders, and 12-volt sockets.

Glove compartment

Description of the lockable glove compartment for small items, including its use for manuals and cards.

Loading - general

Guidelines for properly loading the vehicle, considering passenger, cargo, and accessory weights.

Loading - roof load carriers

Recommendations for using Volvo-approved roof racks and observing weight limits for maximum safety.

Load anchoring eyelets

Information on using load anchoring eyelets for securing items in the cargo area with straps.

Grocery bag holder

Instructions for using the grocery bag holder to keep shopping bags in place in the cargo area.

Cargo area cover

How to use and install the cargo area cover to conceal objects and retract it.

Steel cargo grid

Description of the steel grid that prevents objects in the cargo area from moving forward.

06 Locks and alarm

Remote key and key blade

Details on the two remote keys, their functions, and detachable key blades for manual access.

Remote key - loss

Procedure for reporting a lost remote key and obtaining additional or duplicate keys.

Key memory

How the remote key stores and recalls personal settings like seat and mirror positions.

Locking;unlocking confirmation

Settings for audible and visual confirmation when locking or unlocking the vehicle.

Immobilizer (start inhibitor)

Explanation of the immobilizer system that prevents unauthorized starting of the engine.

Keyless drive* - locking;unlocking

How to lock and unlock the vehicle without pressing buttons on the remote key.

Alarm - general information

Explanation of how the alarm system warns of attempted break-ins and its monitoring points.

Alarm indicator

Indication of the alarm system status via the red indicator light on the dashboard.

07 Driver support

Active chassis* (Four C)

Regulates shock absorber characteristics for adjustable driving modes: Comfort, Sport, Advanced.

Stability system - introduction

Introduction to the ESC system designed to reduce wheel spin and counteract skidding.

Cruise control (CC) - introduction

Explanation of how Cruise Control assists the driver by maintaining a set speed on roads.

Adaptive Cruise Control - introduction

Optional system assisting the driver by maintaining set speed or time interval to the vehicle ahead.

Distance Alert - introduction

Function providing information about the time interval to the vehicle ahead, part of Adaptive Cruise Control.

City Safety - introduction

Support system designed to help avoid low-speed collisions by automatically applying brakes.

Collision warning - introduction

System assisting driver in collision risk situations with pedestrians, cyclists, or stationary vehicles.

Driver Alert System

System designed to help drivers who may be fatigued or inadvertently leaving the lane.

Lane Departure Warning (LDW) - introduction

Function to help reduce accident risk when vehicle unintentionally leaves its lane.

Lane Keeping Aid (LKA) - introduction

Function to help reduce accident risk by providing active steering assistance to stay in lane.

Park assist - introduction

System designed to assist the driver when parking, indicating distance to objects with audible signals.

Park Assist Pilot (PAP)* - introduction

Semi-automatic system assisting with parallel parking by measuring space and turning the steering wheel.

Rear Park Assist Camera (PAC) - introduction

Provides the driver with a view of the area behind the vehicle when backing up.

BLIS* - introduction

Blind Spot Information System indicating presence of vehicles in the same direction of travel.

08 Starting and driving

Starting the engine

Instructions on starting and switching off the engine using the remote key and START/STOP ENGINE button.

Engine Remote Start (ERS)* - introduction

Feature allowing remote engine start to condition the cabin before driving.

Jump starting

Step-by-step instructions for jump starting your vehicle or another vehicle's dead battery.

Transmission - general information

Explanation of automatic gear shifting based on acceleration and speed.

Transmission - positions

Description of Park (P), Reverse (R), Neutral (N), and Drive (D) positions for the gear selector.

Start;Stop - introduction

Explanation of the function that temporarily switches off the engine to reduce fuel consumption.

ECO*

Function to help drivers drive more economically by modifying transmission shifting and accelerator response.

Hill Descent Control (HDC) - introduction

Automatic engine brake function to increase/decrease vehicle speed on downhill gradients using only the accelerator pedal.

Brakes - general

Information on the hydraulic brake system, its circuits, and how to check fluid levels.

Parking brake - general information

Description of the electric parking brake's function to keep the vehicle stationary.

Driving through water

Guidelines and precautions for driving the vehicle through water.

Engine and cooling system

Information on preventing engine and cooling system overheating under special driving conditions.

Refueling - fuel requirements

Recommendations on using detergent gasoline and unleaded fuel for optimal engine performance.

Refueling - octane rating

Information on recommended octane ratings and the use of premium fuel for best performance.

Economical driving

Tips for better driving economy, including proactive driving and adjusting speed to traffic.

Towing a trailer

Legal requirements and considerations for towing a trailer, including speed limits and maintenance.

Trailer Stability Assist (TSA)

System designed to help stabilize a vehicle towing a trailer when swaying occurs.

Towing the vehicle

Instructions and precautions for towing the vehicle, including using the remote key and tow rope.

09 Wheels and tires

Tires - general information

Information on tires fitted to the vehicle, including road holding and handling characteristics.

Tires - storage and age

Guidelines for storing complete wheels and tires, and information on tire age and degradation.

Tire age

Recommendations for tire replacement after 6 years of service due to degradation over time.

Tires - tread wear indicator

Explanation of wear indicator strips and when tires should be replaced for optimal traction.

Tires - tire economy

How driving style and correct inflation pressure can prolong tire service life.

Changing a wheel - direction of rotation

Importance of correct tire mounting for braking, handling, and avoiding skidding.

Changing a wheel - removing wheel

Step-by-step instructions for correctly removing a wheel, including using the jack and lug wrench.

Changing a wheel - spare wheel

Instructions for using and stowing a temporary spare tire, and its limitations.

Tire inflation - general information

Importance of checking tire inflation pressure regularly and locating the inflation placard.

Tire inflation - checking pressure

Procedure for checking and adjusting tire inflation pressure when tires are cold.

Tire specifications

Information found on a tire's sidewall, including speed ratings and tire designation.

Loading specifications

Guidelines for properly loading the vehicle, including curb weight, capacity weight, and axle weight.

Loading specifications - load limit

Steps to determine the correct load limit by calculating available cargo and luggage capacity.

Tire specifications - terminology

Glossary of tire-related terms, including speed ratings, load index, and ply composition.

Snow chains

Restrictions and guidelines for using snow chains on Volvo vehicles, including installation and speed limits.

Tire pressure monitoring - introduction

Introduction to Volvo's Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) and Tire Monitor systems.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) - general information

Explanation of how TPMS uses sensors to check inflation pressure and indicates low pressure.

Tire sealing system* - general information

Description of the tire sealing system for temporarily sealing holes and re-inflating tires.

10 Maintenance and servicing

Maintenance - introduction

Importance of periodic maintenance for keeping the vehicle running well and minimizing emissions.

Maintenance - owner maintenance

Points for owner maintenance that can be carried out between scheduled service intervals.

Onboard Diagnostic System

Explanation of OBD II system for storing diagnostic information about vehicle emission controls.

Booking service and repairs

Information on using Connected Service Booking (CSB) for scheduling service appointments.

Maintenance - opening;closing hood

Instructions for safely opening and closing the vehicle's hood.

Engine compartment - overview

Overview of the main inspection points within the engine compartment.

Engine compartment - engine oil

Instructions on checking and adding engine oil, including oil specifications and cautions.

Engine compartment - coolant

Information on checking and filling the coolant reservoir, and safety precautions.

Engine compartment - brake fluid

Guidance on checking and maintaining the brake fluid level between MIN and MAX marks.

Bulbs - introduction

Introduction to bulb replacement, listing bulbs that can be replaced by the owner.

Wiper blades - service position

Instructions for putting windshield wipers in the vertical service position for replacement or washing.

Battery - changing

Step-by-step guide for safely changing the vehicle battery, including disconnection and connection sequences.

Fuses - introduction

Explanation of the fuse system's role in protecting electrical components and how to check for blown fuses.

11 Specifications

Label information

Information on various labels in the vehicle providing details like chassis number, paint code, and tire pressure.

Dimensions

Listing of the vehicle's most important dimensions, including ground clearance, wheelbase, and length.

Weights

Table listing important weight data for the vehicle, including GVW, capacity, axle weights, and trailer weights.

Engine specifications

Technical data for the vehicle's engines, including output, torque, displacement, and compression ratio.

Oil specifications

Recommendations for engine oil type, viscosity, and additives for optimal performance and protection.

Coolant - specification and volume

Table listing coolant volumes and specifications, including the correct mixture with water.

Battery specifications

Information on battery voltage and cold start capacity (CCA) for engines with and without Start/Stop.

Symbols - general information

Overview of warning, indicator, and information symbols found in the vehicle's displays.

Warning symbols

Explanation of red warning symbols indicating safety or drivability issues, with associated messages.

Information symbols

Explanation of information symbols that provide necessary data about vehicle systems via text messages.

Volvo V60 Cross Country Specifications

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BrandVolvo
ModelV60 Cross Country
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

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