Applies To All Models

• Clean the sensors again. Use: Isopropanol
• Allow to dry.
• Avoid contact with the cleaned surfaces.

• Paint the 2 sensors in the same color code as the vehicle.
• Use Volvo Touch-up paint. (Only use base coat.)
• Use: Volvo 2-K Varnish. P/N: 31335447 

Applies to cars with decor panel, painted version, gloss 

• Use Volvo Touch-up paint. Color code: 938  . (Only use base coat.)
• Use: Volvo 2-K Varnish. P/N: 31335447 
  NOTE:

  Also read the instructions on the spray can.

Applies to cars with decor panel, painted version, matt 

• Use Volvo Touch-up paint. Color code: 426  . (Only use base coat.)
• Use Volvo Varnish. P/N: 9437467 

• Turn the ignition switch to position 0.
  NOTE:

  Wait at least one minute before unplugging the connectors or removing other electrical equipment.

• Detach the panel by carefully bending apart at the lower edge. Bend between the panel and bumper casing until the first catch releases. Then pull the panel straight out so that all catches release.

• Remove the 2 clips.

• Pull the cover for the headlight washer straight up.

• Hold the washer with pliers.
• Loosen the cover from the nozzle acc. to figure.
• Let the washer carefully slide back and repeat the step on the car's other side.
  NOTE:

  Take care not to scratch the bumper.

• Use a pry tool and carefully bend between the fender and the corner of the bumper casing so that the top catch releases.
• Pull the casing straight out until all catches have released.

• Open the engine hood.
• Remove the 2 screws.

• Lift the bumper casing forward.
• Loosen the quick-coupling for the headlight washer.
• Loosen the connector for fog lights.
• Remove the bumper casing.

• Cut away the corner on the plastic foam acc. to figure.
• Done on both sides.

• Localize the markings where the plastic foam was removed.
• Saw out acc. to the markings with a keyhole saw. At the top edge the slot shall be sawed through the outer casing, plastic foam and inner casing at the same time.
• Repeat the step on the car's other side.

• Remove the headlight washer on both sides by removing the clip (1) and screws (2).

• Mark out where the quick-coupling is located in relation to the bumper casing.
• Remove the headlight washers with hoses.

• Part outer and inner casing by loosening the 8 catches at the same time as the casings are pulled apart, and continue to pull apart the casings until all catches release.

• Localize the 2 markings on the outside of the inner casing's right and left side.
• Saw out the slots with a keyhole saw.

• Localize the 2 markings on the inside of the outer casing's right and left side.
• Mark center with a scribe (marking scraper).

• Localize the 2 markings on the inside of the trim panel.
• Mark center with a scribe (marking scraper).

• Drill holes in the markings' center with a Ø 3 mm (1/8")  drill bit. Drill from the trim panel and bumper casing inside.
• Drill out the holes. Use a Ø10 mm (13/32")  diameter drill bit.
• Enlarge the holes in the trim panel and bumper casing with hole tool part no. 9997234  . The hole tool's support sleeve shall be on the inside and the cutting part on the outside of the bumper casing.

• Clean the trim panel and bumper casing inside with a mild soap solution.
• Clean around the holes and the markings using an isopropyl cleaning cloth.
• Allow to dry.
• Apply a thin layer of activator, part no. 8637076  , to the cleaned surfaces and let dry for approx. 10 min.

• Take 4 holders from the kit and clean the surface (1) illustrated using isopropyl.
• Allow to dry.
• Apply a thin and even coat of activator to the cleaned surfaces and allow to dry for at least 10 minutes.

• Use a pry tool, carefully bend loose and remove the cover panel over the joint between the sill panels.

• Loosen the sill panel (1) and the right panel (2) of the center console.

• Remove the screws and sound proofing bracket.
• Fold aside the floor mat so that the hole to the engine compartment becomes visible.

• Remove the panel in the right front seat attachment on the second seat row by pressing in the lock catch (1) on the top side and pull the panel forward.
• Remove the screw.

• press in the catches (1) and remove the seat panel.
• Remove the screw.

• Fold the backrest forward and push the seat as far forward as possible. On cars with two rows of seats the seat cannot be pushed forward.
• Remove both rear panels (1) by pulling them straight up.
• Remove the screws.
• Lift out the seat.
  CAUTION:

  Exercise care when doing this so that the trim or door panels are not damaged.

• Loosen the upper part of the sill moulding on the rear edge and loosen the seat belt from the end fitting. The belt is loosened by carefully pressing with a weatherstrip tool on the lock lug so that the seat belt releases from the end fitting.

• Pull the sill moulding upwards until the 3 clips release.
• Angle the sill moulding out from the B-post panel.

Applies to cars with two rows of seats 

• Fold up the floor hatch (1). If the floor hatch is equipped with a grocery bag holder, the holder is secured with a strap on both ends of the storage compartment. Detach the straps.
• Remove the storage compartment under the floor hatch.
• Remove the floor hatch by folding it almost completely closed and pulling it backwards from the mountings until it releases.

Applies to cars with three rows of seats and integrated carrier bag holder on the underside of the floor hatch 

• Fold up the floor hatch (1).
• Detach the two straps on the panel under this. Lift up the rear edge of the panel, fold the floor hatch back towards the panel and lift out the floor hatch with the panel.

Applies to cars with three rows of seats without an integrated carrier bag holder 

• Fold up the floor hatch (1) at the rear edge and lift it out.

• Remove the floor hatches (1) on the right and left side.

• Remove the side panels on the right and left side.

• Take the short cable harness from the kit.
• Remove the taped connector from the cable.
• Install the larger connector (1) with cable tie/metal clip from the kit.
• Secure the tie strap around the connector and install the metal clip around the panel edge on the right-hand side of the car.

• Pull the end of the cable with the loose pins into the engine compartment.
• Route the cable (1) as illustrated. Place it under the cable duct and expansion tank so that it is concealed.
  NOTE:

  Make sure that the cable is positioned so that it is not damaged by heat or wear.

• Clamp it in with tie straps from the kit.

• Raise the car.
• Remove the engine splash guard.
• Remove the plug from the hole in the passenger compartment. It is located under the cowl panel's insulation.

If the car has a rubber grommet without any space for more cables: 

• Remove the existing rubber grommet and replace it with the rubber grommet from the kit. Cut off the tip of one of the rubber teats.

If the car has a rubber grommet with space for more cables: 

• Cut off the tip of the unused rubber teat.

• Route the cable by the cable duct (1) and along behind the drain pipe (2). Secure using a cable tie at the cable duct.
• Route the cable behind the cowl panel insulation (3) down along to the hole for the rubber grommet.
• Lubricate the cable with normal soap so that the cable slides easily in the rubber grommet.
• Thread the rubber grommet on the cable.
• Route the cable in through the hole and press in the rubber bushing in the hole so that it seals properly.
• Pull the cable again so that the correct length remains outside the passenger compartment.
• Make sure that the cable's heating hose is in contact against the rubber grommet and secure it with a tie strap.

• Take the connector and loosen the lock.
  1. Blue (BL)
  2. Green (GN)
  3. Violet (VO)
  4. Yellow (Y)
  5. White (W)
  6. Black (SB)
• Install the cable ends' pins in the connector acc. to:
  1. Blue (BL)
  2. Green (GN)
  3. Violet (VO)
  4. Yellow (Y)
  5. White (W)
  6. Black (SB)
• Press back the connector's catch.

• Take the long cable from the kit and connect it to the connector which has just been prepared.

• Guide the cable down between the carpet and the door sill as far as possible to the floor and route it along the right-hand side of the car on to the rear edge of the right-hand rear door's opening.
• Route the cable by the front right-hand seat mounting on the right-hand seat in the second row of seats.
• Pull away the mat from the front edge of the right-hand side panel in the cargo compartment.
• Route the cable harness along the right side of the right seat's placement in the second row of seats, towards the front edge of the rear wheel housing.
• Route it further on the left-hand side of the seat belt's lower mounting, between the support bracket for the right-hand seat and wheel housing, and out at the left-hand side of the wheel housing.
• Clamp the cable harness into the hole in the seat mounting front member, and in the rear hole in the horizontal panel at the right-hand side of the seat. Use tie straps (1) from the kit.

Applies to cars with three rows of seats 

• Guide in a wire or cable (1) at the rear edge of the right-hand side panel and along its inside, above the load securing eyelet brackets.
• Route the wire/cable to the front edge of the side panel.

Applies to cars with three rows of seats 

• Tape the cable (2) to the wire and route it on at the rear edge of the side panel.

Applies when the rear side panel must be removed to facilitate cable routing. Remove: 

• four covers.
• four screws.
• one clip.
• Detach the C and D panels at the lower edge.
• Pull the side panel away and lift it off.

Applies to cars with two rows of seats 

• Route the cable on the left-hand side of the seat belt's mounting at the front edge of the wheel housing, inside the carpet at the front edge of the side panel, between the side panel and the rear cargo floor support, to the tailgate.

• Continue to route the cable along the existing cable harness below the tailgate.
• Secure the cable with tie straps from the kit.

• Loosen the control module that is attached with Velcro tape.

• Connect the routed cable's connector to the middle connection.
• Reinstall the control module.
• Return to the work with the bumper casing.

• Remove the protective film from one side of the double-backed tape.
• Install the tape on the four holders.

• Remove the remaining protective film on one of the holders.
• Install the centering tool in the holder acc. to figure.

• Press in the holder in the bumper casing.
  NOTE:

  The holders shall be installed facing in the direction as shown in the figure.

  The holders must be installed horizontally and in line with the bumper casing.

• Repeat the steps for the other holders.

• Reinstall the trim panel.

• Loosen the plastic foam support from the bumper casing's inner casing and place it in the outer casing.

• Install the sensors and plug in the connectors (1).
• Place the cable harness between the plastic foam support and outer casing (2).

Left outer sensor 

• Clean the surface by the arrow with isopropyl and then apply primer to get better adhesion.
• Attach the cable harness with butyl tape at the marked point.

Left inner sensor 

• Attach the cable harness with butyl tape at the marked points.

Right inner sensor 

• Attach the cable harness with butyl tape at the marked points.

Right outer sensor 

• Attach the cable harness with butyl tape at the marked points.
  NOTE:

  The cable may not end up on the cover for the towing eye (1).

• Assemble outer and inner casing and, at the same time, insert the cable harness through the inner casing.
  NOTE:

  Make sure that all catches fully engage.

• Reinstall the headlight washers.

• Hold the bumper up against the car and connect the connector for the sensors to the connector clamped to the car.
• Reinstall the bumpers by repeating the instructions in the steps for removal in reverse order.

Install: 

• the sound barrier
• the sill trim panels
• side panel on the center console.
• panel over the joint between the door sills
• the seatbelt
  NOTE:

  Check that the seat belt is secure by jerking it hard in an upwards direction.

• The seat, torque screws with 50 Nm (36.8 lbf. ft.) 
• the seat panels
• the side panels
• the floor hatches.

• Download software (application) for the accessory's function according to service information in VIDA (Volvo scan tool).