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General| Brand | Volvo |
|---|---|
| Model | XC70 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Digital version of the owner's manual available on the car's screen for car operation info.
Guide to understanding new functions, car handling, and feature usage, including safety instructions.
Information on downloading the owner's manual as a mobile app from volvocars.com.
Accessing additional car information via the Volvo Cars website and support page.
Personal ID for accessing various Volvo services like My Volvo and Volvo On Call.
Volvo's commitment to environmental standards and resource-efficient manufacturing.
Explanation of Bi-Fuel engines that run on vehicle gas (biogas or natural gas) or petrol.
Importance of seatbelt use for safety and proper positioning for maximum protection.
Instructions on how to correctly put on the seatbelt before driving.
Procedure for loosening the seatbelt when the car is stationary.
Guidance on wearing seatbelts correctly during pregnancy for optimal protection.
How the airbag system protects occupants in frontal collisions.
Information about the driver's airbag located in the steering wheel.
Details about the passenger airbag and its location.
How to activate or deactivate the front passenger airbag using the PACOS switch.
How side airbags protect the chest area and hip in side impact collisions.
How the inflatable curtain protects the driver and passengers from head impact during collisions.
WHIPS system protects against whiplash injuries with energy-absorbing backrests and head restraints.
How Volvo's safety systems work together in collisions to minimize injury.
Safety mode state enforced when collision may have damaged vital car functions.
Guidelines for safely securing children of all ages in the car.
How rear doors and windows can be blocked manually or electronically from the inside.
Guidance on fitting child seats/booster cushions in the rear seat if the passenger airbag is activated.
Integrated booster seats in the rear seat for children weighing 15-36 kg and at least 95 cm tall.
ISOFIX fixture system for car child seats based on international standard.
Size classification for child seats using ISOFIX to assist in choosing the correct type.
Overview showing the location of the car's displays and controls.
Overview showing the location of the car's displays and controls for right-hand drive vehicles.
Information display showing car functions, messages, indicator symbols, and warning symbols.
Explanation of fuel gauge, eco meter, speedometer, and tachometer on the instrument panel.
Explanation of various indicator and warning symbols in the analogue and digital instrument panels.
Instruments helping the driver achieve optimum driving economy and manage power usage.
Table showing functions available in key positions 0, I, and II.
Information on front seat setting options for optimum seating comfort.
Adjusting the steering wheel for different positions and controls.
How the headlamp control activates and adjusts external lighting and instrument lighting.
How tunnel detection changes lighting from daytime running lights to dipped beam when entering a tunnel.
How main and dipped beams are activated automatically or manually.
How position/parking lamps are switched on using the headlamp control's knob.
How daytime running lights are activated automatically in daylight.
How wipers and washers clean the windscreen and rear window, and headlamps are cleaned with high-pressure washing.
How all power windows can be operated using the control panel for the driver's door.
Adjusting door mirror positions using the joystick in the driver's door controls.
How the defroster removes misting and ice from the windscreen, rear window, and door mirrors.
How the interior rearview mirror can be dimmed manually or automatically.
How the rearview mirror display shows the compass direction.
How the left-hand stalk controls menus shown on the information display.
How menus in the combined instrument panel's information display depend on key position.
Information on messages displayed in the instrument panel.
How the trip computer menu is in a variable loop for functions, headings, and display.
How the trip computer menu is in a variable loop for functions, headings, and display.
The car is equipped with electronic climate control for cooling, heating, and dehumidifying air.
How selected temperature corresponds to physical experience, influenced by sun sensor.
Climate control system sensors for temperature control: sun, passenger compartment, outside temp., humidity.
Interior design for pleasant and comfortable passenger compartment air, with focus on allergies and asthma.
How the passenger compartment filter cleans incoming air, with replacement interval guidance.
CZIP modifications for a clearer passenger compartment, including enhanced fan and IAQS.
Air quality system that separates gases and particles, closing air intake if air is contaminated.
Tested materials minimize dust and contribute to easier interior cleaning.
How to activate/deactivate and change default settings for climate control functions via the centre console.
How incoming air is divided between different vents in the passenger compartment.
How air distribution is controlled via buttons for defroster, instrument panel, and ventilation floor.
ECC maintains passenger compartment temperature, with separate settings for driver and passenger sides.
Three positions for front seat heating for comfort in cold weather.
Three positions for rear seat heating for passenger comfort in cold weather.
Ventilation system for seats and backrests to cool the passenger compartment.
How the fan should be activated to avoid misting on windows.
How auto function automatically regulates temperature, AC, fan speed, recirculation, and air distribution.
How temperature is resumed and adjusted for driver and passenger sides.
How AC cools and dehumidifies incoming air as required.
How heated windscreen and max defroster remove misting and ice from windows.
How to select recirculation to shut out outside air, preventing misting.
How the timer function exits recirculation mode based on time and outside temperature.
Table detailing air distribution modes and their uses.
Preconditioning function to warm up/cool down the car before departure.
How to activate the engine block and passenger compartment heater via the remote control key.
How to deactivate the engine block and passenger compartment heater via the information display.
How to set timers for the engine block and passenger compartment heater.
Symbols and display messages regarding the heater function and their specifications.
Information on additional heaters (electric or fuel-driven) for cold climate zones.
How the fuel-driven heater starts automatically when extra heat is required.
How the electric additional heater is activated automatically when the engine is started in cold temperatures.
Overview of storage spaces available in the passenger compartment.
Location and use of the glovebox on the passenger side, including holders and locking feature.
Location of the tunnel console between the front seats.
Details about the detachable ashtray and cigarette lighter fitted in the tunnel console.
Information on payload, driving properties, and how load affects the car.
Advice on positioning and securing loads firmly against the rear seat backrest.
How to simplify loading long items by folding down rear seat backrests.
Recommendations for load carriers for roof loads to avoid damage and ensure safety.
Information on fixed mounting points in the cargo area for securing loads.
How a safety net prevents loads from being thrown forward in the passenger compartment during sudden braking.
How a safety net prevents loads from being thrown forward when used with a cargo cover.
How a safety grille prevents loads or pets from being thrown forward in the passenger compartment during sudden braking.
How to attach and remove the cargo cover.
Used for locking/unlocking and starting the engine, with basic and PCC variants.
What to do if a remote control key is lost, including workshop recommendations.
Details on basic remote control key functions like locking and unlocking doors.
How to adapt car settings like door mirrors and driver's seat individually via key memory.
Electronic immobiliser system preventing unauthorized car startup.
PCC key functionality including information button and indicator lamps.
How the detachable key blade is used for activating functions and carrying out operations.
Step-by-step instructions for detaching and attaching the detachable key blade.
How to use the detachable key blade to unlock the driver's door if central locking fails.
Intended for service or valet parking, locking glovebox and disconnecting tailgate lock from central locking.
System allowing keyless starting and locking/unlocking of the car.
Range for unlocking doors/tailgate automatically without pressing buttons.
Importance of handling remote control keys carefully to prevent unauthorized entry.
How electromagnetic fields can interfere with Keyless functions.
How to lock doors and tailgate using the button on outer door handles.
How unlocking occurs by grasping the door handle or actuating the tailgate's pressure plate.
How to open the driver's door using the detachable key blade if central locking fails.
How lock settings can be adapted by indicating which doors to unlock in the MY CAR menu.
How locking/unlocking from the outside is carried out using the remote control key.
How doors and tailgate are locked/unlocked using the central locking button.
Function to open or close all side windows simultaneously for quick airing.
How the glovebox can only be locked/unlocked using the remote control key's detachable key blade.
How the tailgate can be opened, locked, and unlocked in several ways.
How the tailgate can be opened using buttons on the lighting panel, pressure plate, or remote control key.
Mechanical disengagement of lock buttons and door handles to prevent doors opening from inside/outside.
How to temporarily switch off deadlocks function if someone is staying in the car.
How child safety locks prevent children from opening rear doors from inside.
How child safety locks with electrical activation prevent children opening rear doors or windows from inside.
Device warning in event of a break-in, triggered by door/bonnet/tailgate opening, movement, or tilt.
How to arm the alarm by pressing the remote control key lock button.
How to deactivate the alarm by pressing the remote control key unlock button.
How to deactivate a triggered alarm by pressing the unlock button or inserting the key.
How the alarm indicator shows alarm system status via a red LED.
How automatic re-arming prevents the car being left unlocked unintentionally.
Procedure to start the car if the alarm cannot be deactivated with the remote control key.
How sirens and direction indicators signal when the alarm is triggered.
How movement and tilt detectors can be temporarily deactivated.
Type approval information for the remote control key system.
Regulates shock absorber characteristics for adjustable driving characteristics: Comfort, Sport, Advanced.
How speed-related power steering increases force with speed for enhanced driver sensitivity.
Stability system ESC helps the driver avoid skidding and improves traction.
How to select levels like Sport mode for more active driving experience.
Function helps driver remember speed-related road signs passed.
How the RSI function displays current speed, motorway status, and overtaking restrictions.
Limitations of the RSI function, including camera sensor and sign recognition issues.
System to help driver maintain an even speed for relaxed driving on motorways and straight roads.
How to activate, set, and change the stored speed for cruise control.
How to temporarily disengage cruise control and set it in standby mode.
How to reactivate cruise control from standby mode by pressing the steering wheel button.
How cruise control is switched off with the steering wheel button or by switching off the engine.
System that maintains even speed and a selected time interval to the vehicle ahead.
How ACC consists of a cruise control system and a coordinated spacing system.
Overview of ACC function, including warnings and limitations.
How to start ACC and change the stored speed, including adjustments for +/- 5 km/h or +/- 1 km/h.
How to select and show different time intervals to the vehicle in front.
How ACC can be temporarily deactivated and set in standby mode.
How ACC helps briefly accelerate when indicating an overtaking manoeuvre.
How ACC is deactivated with a short press on the steering wheel button.
How Queue Assistance enhances ACC with functionality at low speeds and when stationary.
How to switch from ACC to standard cruise control (CC) or back.
Function to detect cars or larger vehicles in the same direction and lane.
Limitations of the radar sensor, including reduced capacity in certain conditions like weather or vehicle size.
Symbols and text messages displayed by the collision warning system, with recommended actions.
Limitations of the camera sensor used by collision warning systems and driver alert functions.
How to address messages like "Radar blocked" when the ACC radar sensor is obstructed.
System to assist the driver when there is a risk of collision with pedestrians, cyclists, or vehicles.
How the collision warning system assists the driver with warnings and automatic braking.
How the system detects cyclists, including optimal performance requirements and limitations.
How the system detects pedestrians, including visibility requirements and limitations.
System intended to assist drivers whose driving ability is deteriorating or who are leaving their lane.
Function to attract driver's attention when driving ability deteriorates, intended for major roads.
How to set Driver Alert functions on/off and activate the function when speed exceeds 65 km/h.
Symbols and text messages displayed by the DAC system.
Helps driver reduce risk of accidentally leaving lane on motorways and major routes.
How certain settings can be made for the LDW function.
How the LDW function operates, including side line detection and warnings.
Limitations of the LDW camera sensor, similar to human eye limitations.
Symbols and messages displayed when LDW function fails or is interrupted.
Parking assistance used as an aid, with acoustic signals and screen symbols indicating obstacle distance.
How the parking assistance system is automatically activated when the engine starts.
How rear parking assistance indicates distance to detected obstacles when reversing.
How front parking assistance indicates distance to detected obstacles.
How to clean sensors regularly to ensure proper function.
How the information symbol illuminates when parking assistance is disengaged.
Auxiliary system activated when reverse gear is selected, showing camera image on screen.
How the park assist camera shows what is behind the car and displays parking lines.
How to activate/deactivate the camera function and change default settings.
Camera-based information system to notice vehicles in the driver's blind spot.
How BLIS operates, including activation/deactivation and when it works.
Symbols and messages displayed when BLIS function fails or is interrupted.
Function to prevent driving under the influence of alcohol via a breath test.
Explanation of alcohol lock functions, operation, and battery status.
How to store the alcohol lock in its holder for battery charging and protection.
How the alcohol lock is activated automatically and is ready for use when the car is opened.
Symbols and text messages related to alcohol lock operation and results.
How to start and switch off the engine using the remote control key and START/STOP ENGINE button.
How to switch off the engine using the START/STOP ENGINE button.
How the steering lock makes steering difficult if the car is taken unlawfully.
Function to start the car's engine remotely to warm up/cool down the passenger compartment.
How to operate the remote start function using the key buttons.
Overview of manual and automatic gearbox types.
Explanation of the manual gearbox function and gear change.
Explanation of automatic gearbox types: Geartronic and Powershift.
Geartronic gearbox with Automatic and Manual modes, including Sport mode.
How to select P position when starting the engine or when the car is parked.
When R position can be selected.
When no gear is engaged and the engine can be started.
The normal driving position for the automatic gearbox.
How the driver can change gear manually using Geartronic, including Sport mode.
Controls on the steering wheel for manual gear changing.
Sport programme providing sportier characteristics and quicker response to acceleration.
How to engage 3rd gear manually for easier pull-away on slippery roads.
How a lower gear is immediately engaged when the accelerator pedal is pressed fully.
Powershift gearbox transmits motive force with double mechanical clutch discs.
Procedures for towing a vehicle, including statutory speed limits and route.
Advice on transmission overload protection and avoiding overheating.
How to start the car on a hill using the foot brake and parking brake.
How AWD achieves optimal traction and improves driving safety in various conditions.
Function that means the car does not roll backwards when setting off or reversing uphill.
Function that engages when stationary to switch the engine off temporarily and restart automatically.
How the Start/Stop function contributes to reduced fuel consumption and emissions.
How the Start/Stop function is activated automatically when the engine is started with the key.
Requirements for the engine to auto-stop.
Conditions under which the engine does not always stop automatically.
Procedure if start-up fails and the engine stops in a manual gearbox.
How to access Start/Stop system information and recommendations in the MY CAR menu.
Cases when the engine automatically restarts without driver decision.
Cases when the engine does not auto-start after having auto-stopped.
Volvo function for automatic-gearbox cars reducing fuel consumption and emissions.
Changes upon activation of the ECO function: gearshift points, engine management, Start/Stop, Eco Coast, climate control.
How the ECO function is activated/deactivated, indicated by symbol and button lamp.
Subfunction meaning engine braking is deactivated for longer coasting.
How to activate Eco Coast based on accelerator pedal release and driving parameters.
Situations where deactivating Eco Coast may be desirable for engine braking.
Conditions under which Eco Coast function is not available.
How the foot brake reduces car speed and its two brake circuits.
How wet roads and car washes can delay braking effect, requiring firmer pedal application.
How salt on roads can extend braking distance and advice on maintenance.
How ABS prevents wheel locking during braking for maintained steering ability.
How emergency brake lights alert vehicles behind about heavy braking.
How EBA increases braking force and reduces braking distance.
How the parking brake holds the car stationary by mechanically locking two wheels.
How to apply the parking brake using the control.
Advice on turning wheels away from or towards the kerb when parking on a hill.
Procedures for releasing the parking brake manually or automatically.
Important points regarding towing brackets, trailer load positioning, and payload.
Information on towing brackets, including storage and attachment/removal.
How to store the detachable towbar in the cargo area.
Specifications for detachable towbar, including dimensions and mounting points.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching and removing the detachable towbar.
How wheels with tyres fitted must be stored lying down or hanging up.
Function of tyres to carry load, provide grip, dampen vibration, and protect wheels.
How tyres affect car's driving characteristics, including type, dimensions, pressure, and speed rating.
Importance of checking tyres older than 6 years, as they age and decompose.
Information that tyres are perishable and aim to get fresh tyres when replacing.
How tyre pressure, driving style, and climate affect tyre wear.
How tyres with directional tread patterns have rotation marked with an arrow.
How tread wear indicators show tyre tread depth status.
Importance of checking tyre air pressure monthly for even wear and optimal performance.
Location of tyre pressure label on driver's side door pillar showing recommended pressures.
How ECO pressure is recommended for optimum fuel economy at speeds below 160 km/h.
How wheel bolts fasten wheels at hubs and must be tightened to 140 Nm.
How locking wheel bolts can be used on aluminium and steel rims.
Tyres adapted for winter road conditions, recommending specific dimensions and fitting to all four wheels.
Advice for running in studded winter tyres gently for 500-1000 km for longer service life.
Recommendation not to drive on winter tyres with tread depth less than 4 mm due to poor grip.
How snow chains may only be used on front wheels and guidelines for use.
Procedure for removing car wheels, including instructions for spare wheel use.
Information that the spare wheel is temporary and must be replaced by a normal wheel soon.
Steps to remove the spare wheel and tools from the cargo area floor.
Steps for removing a wheel, including using the jack and warning triangle.
Importance of correctly fitting wheels, including cleaning contact surfaces and tightening bolts.
Steps for installing a wheel, including cleaning surfaces and tightening bolts to 140 Nm.
How the warning triangle is used to warn other road users of a stationary vehicle.
How to store and fold the warning triangle.
What tools are included with the car: towing eye, jack, wheel wrench, and tools for wheel covers.
Kit used to seal a puncture and check/adjust tyre pressure.
How to seal a puncture using the kit's compressor and sealant.
Procedure for rechecking tyre pressure after sealing a puncture.
Overview of the component parts of the emergency puncture repair kit.
Information about the sealant bottle, its replacement, and disposal.
System that warns the driver when tyre pressure is too low.
How TPMS warns the driver of low tyre pressure using sensors and warning lamps/messages.
How to adjust (recalibrate) TPMS sensors to follow Volvo's tyre pressure recommendations.
How to check the current status of the TPMS system and tyres using the MY CAR menu.
How to activate or deactivate the TPMS system when the car is stationary.
Volvo recommendations for TPMS sensors and tyre maintenance.
Information on SST tyres and TPMS, including limitations and replacement advice.
Following Volvo's service programme for car safety and reliability, using authorised workshops.
Managing service, repair, and booking information directly through the Internet-connected car.
Requirements for using the service function: Volvo ID, my profile, and car connectivity.
Steps to register a Volvo ID and log in to My Volvo for service bookings.
How to show booking information, accept, or request new proposals.
How to call the dealer via Bluetooth connection.
How to enter workshop as a destination or waypoint.
How vehicle data is sent to a central Volvo database for retrieval by dealers.
Information sent when booking a service: service requirement, function status, fluid levels, meter reading, VIN, software version.
How the vehicle gas system must be inspected regularly by an authorised workshop.
Importance of fitting the jack or lifting arms in intended points on the car's underbody.
How to open and close the bonnet using the handle by the pedals and the lock by the radiator grille.
Overview of service-related components in the engine compartment.
Regular checking of oils and fluids like coolant, engine oil, power steering fluid, and washer fluid.
Importance of using approved engine oil for recommended service intervals and optimal performance.
How to check and fill engine oil using the oil dipstick or electronic sensor.
How to measure engine oil level using the electronic sensor or dipstick.
How coolant cools the engine and heats the passenger compartment, and checking the level.
Procedure for checking and topping up coolant, advising against using only water.
Importance of maintaining brake and clutch fluid level between MIN and MAX marks.
Denomination of the medium used in the car's power steering system.
Checking the power steering fluid level frequently.
Air conditioning system must only be serviced by an authorised workshop.
Information on replacing bulbs, referring to workshop for LED and Xenon lamps.
Procedure for replacing headlamp bulbs via the engine compartment.
How main/dipped beam bulbs are accessed by releasing the headlamp's larger cover.
How the dipped beam bulb is fitted inside the headlamp's larger cover.
How the main beam bulb is fitted inside the headlamp's larger cover.
How the extra main beam bulb is fitted inside the headlamp's larger cover.
How the direction indicator lamp is fitted inside the headlamp's smaller cover.
How rear direction indicators are replaced from inside the cargo area.
Overview showing the location of lamps at the rear.
Location of the number plate lighting under the tailgate handle.
Location of the cargo area lighting in the tailgate.
How vanity mirror lamps are fitted inside the lamp lenses.
How wiper blades sweep water and clean windows, and the importance of service position.
How to place wiper blades in service position for cleaning or replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing wiper blades.
Procedure for replacing the rear window wiper blade.
How washer fluid is used for cleaning and the importance of using antifreeze in cold weather.
How the starter battery drives the starter motor and other electrical equipment.
How to replace the starter battery without workshop help.
Information and warning symbols on batteries.
Specifications for starter and support batteries in cars with Start/Stop function.
Location of starter and support batteries in left-hand and right-hand drive cars.
How the electrical system is single-pole and uses chassis/engine casing as conductor.
How fuses protect the electrical system from damage by short circuiting or overloading.
How to locate, pull out, check, and replace fuses.
Location and function of fuses in the engine compartment protecting engine and brake functions.
Location of fuses in the engine compartment box, including types and replacement advice.
Location and function of fuses under the glovebox protecting infotainment and seat functions.
Location of fuses in the control module under the glovebox protecting airbag and collision warning systems.
Location of fuses in the cargo area protecting electric parking brake and other functions.
Location of fuses in the engine compartment's cold zone fitted in cars with Start/Stop function.
How to wash the car, including handwashing and automatic car washes.
Advice for handwashing, including removing bird droppings and cleaning underbody.
Information on automatic car washes and recommendation for handwashing.
Guidelines for high-pressure washing, including nozzle distance and sweeping movements.
Importance of testing brakes after washing the car to ensure performance.
How wiper blades sweep water and clean windows, and the importance of service position.
How to place wiper blades in service position for cleaning or replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing wiper blades.
Procedure for replacing the rear window wiper blade.
How washer fluid is used for cleaning and the importance of using antifreeze in cold weather.
How the starter battery drives the starter motor and other electrical equipment.
How to replace the starter battery without workshop help.
Information and warning symbols on batteries.
Specifications for starter and support batteries in cars with Start/Stop function.
Location of starter and support batteries in left-hand and right-hand drive cars.
How the electrical system is single-pole and uses chassis/engine casing as conductor.
How fuses protect the electrical system from damage by short circuiting or overloading.
How to locate, pull out, check, and replace fuses.
Location and function of fuses in the engine compartment protecting engine and brake functions.
Location of fuses in the engine compartment box, including types and replacement advice.
Location and function of fuses under the glovebox protecting infotainment and seat functions.
Location of fuses in the control module under the glovebox protecting airbag and collision warning systems.
Location of fuses in the cargo area protecting electric parking brake and other functions.
Location of fuses in the engine compartment's cold zone fitted in cars with Start/Stop function.
Where to find type designation, VIN, and other unique car information on a label.
Illustration showing locations of various labels on the car, including type designation and engine numbers.
Measurement of car length, height, etc., detailed in the table.
Information on max gross vehicle weight, kerb weight, payload, and loading capacity.
Tables showing towing capacity and towball load for driving with a trailer.
Maximum weight for braked trailers and towball load.
Engine specifications like output, torque, cylinders, bore, stroke, swept volume, and compression ratio.
How adverse driving conditions affect engine oil temperature and consumption, recommending fully synthetic oil.
Engine oil grade and volume for each respective engine alternative.
Approved coolant volume and prescribed grade for each engine alternative.
Prescribed transmission fluid and volume for manual and automatic gearboxes.
Denomination of the medium used in the car's power steering system.
Fuel tank volume for each respective engine alternative.
Prescribed grades and volumes of fluids and lubricants for the air conditioning system.
Fuel consumption (litres/100 km) and CO2 emissions (grams/km) measured in vehicle.
Approved tyre pressures for each respective engine alternative, including load and ECO pressure.
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