Volvo's recommended service programme
Volvo recommends engaging an authorised Volvo workshop to perform any service and maintenance work. Volvo workshops
have the personnel, special tools and service literature required to provide high-quality servicing. Volvo's recommended service
programme has been developed to give your car a long service life. Servicing your car according to its customised service pro-
gramme may be a prerequisite for coverage under Volvo's warranties. Your car's service and warranty information[1] contains
more details about maintenance service and warranty terms and conditions.
[1]
This is a separate publication included with your car.
13.9.1. Booking servicing or repairs
Volvo support handles bookings when you need a service or repair appointment. Authorised Volvo
workshops have specialised training and equipment to take care of your car.
Your car notifies you when it's time for servicing.
1. Contact Volvo support to book an appointment. They can locate your closest service point.
If you're unable to reach Volvo support and urgently need servicing or repairs, contact a roadside assistance service available in
your location.
Make sure to bring your car's standard key to the service appointment.
13.9.2. On-board diagnostic port
Your car has a diagnostic port that allows a workshop to connect to the car and communicate with its
systems. Do not connect equipment that has not been authorised by Volvo.
The diagnostic port is of the type OBDII.
The diagnostic port is located on the underside of the dashboard, close to the bonnet release lever.
Improper use of the diagnostic port can negatively affect the car's systems and software. This includes connecting unauthor-
ised equipment[1] and installation of software or diagnostic tools.
The content of this manual represents the status of the user manual at the time of printing and may not be completely valid in future
instances. For more information, refer to the first page for the complete disclaimer note.
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