Wiring Diagram 2009 Volve C30
WIRING DIAGRAM 2009 SUPPLEMENT VOLVO C30, S40 (04-), V50 & C70 (06-)
TP 39139202 LATE DESIGN
Warning!
Extra caution must be exercised when working on vehicles equipped with SRS/SIPS bag/IC in order to avoid:
- Personal injuries when performing repair work.
- Damage or malfunction of the SRS/SIPS bag/IC system.
Work involving the SRS/SIPS bag/IC systems or other components in the vehicle that may affect the SRS/SIPS bag/IC systems must always be performed by an authorized Volvo workshop.
In case of doubt, consult the SRS and SIPS bag/IC service manual.
Is the vehicle equipped with SRS/SIPS bag/IC?
Vehicles with SRS are most easily recognized by the letters SRS in the center of the steering wheel. If the vehicle also has a passenger side airbag, the letters SRS are stamped on the dashboard above the glove compartment. SRS vehicles from 1993 and onward also have explosive seat belt tensioners. SIPS bags are only installed on SRS vehicles from 1995 and onward. SIPS bag decals are located on the windshield and seat compartment. Vehicles with IC can be recognized by the letters IC on the C/D panel (4 door) or the B panel (5 door).
General recommendations
- Be especially careful when working on or around SRS, SIPS, and IC components.
- Make sure that no wires are pinched, frayed, or pierced.
- Never install accessories by the sensors.
- Where applicable, work on the steering wheel, steering shaft, or steering gear must be done in accordance with the methods in the SRS section of VIDA.
- Certain components of the aforementioned systems must be grounded while working. Read the appropriate sections in VIDA.
- Install no accessories in the areas between the A and B posts, the B and C posts, and the C and D posts.
Test terminal
Data link connector in the passenger compartment.
Changes introduced up to and including June 2008
Any changes made to the vehicles after this date are not included in the manual. If necessary refer to service bulletins.
Volvo models are sold in versions adapted for different markets. These adaptations depend on factors such as legal requirements, taxation, and market demands.
This manual may therefore include illustrations and text that do not apply to the vehicles in your country.
Order number TP 39139202 Can be ordered from Technical Information Shop (TIS) at www.volvocarstechinfo.ford.com/vss We retain the right to make modifications.
Vehicles with SRS (Airbag)/SIPS bag/ IC (Inflatable Curtain)
Table of Contents
Table Caption: This table is an index or table of contents for a vehicle's electrical system, organized by groups and component types, with corresponding page numbers for further details. It covers systems like airbags, fuel, engine controls, climate control, and internal equipment.
Explanations Abbreviations
Groups Other
Group 23 = Fuel system Group 26 = Cooling system Group 27 = Engine controls Group 32 = Alternator and voltage regulator Group 33 = Starting system Group 35 = Lighting Group 36 = Additional electrical equipment Group 37 = Wiring and fuses Group 38 = Instruments Group 39 = Other Group 43 = Transmission Group 59 = Brake system Group 64 = Steering Group 83 = Doors and openings Group 84 = Exterior decorative elements, etc. Group 85 = Interior equipment Group 87 = Climate control system Group 88 = Internal equipment
Designations ignition switch
X = Accessories (audio position) S = Powered upon insertion of key 15 = Contact remains connected during start 15l = Contact is broken while starting 30 = Constant power from the battery 50 = Start
Countries/Markets
A = Austria AUS = Australia B = Belgium CDN = Canada CH = Switzerland D = Germany DK = Denmark E = Spain EU/OS = Markets outside USA and Canada FIN = Finland GB = Great Britain ISR = Israel J = Japan KOR = Korea N = Norway NL = Netherlands S = Sweden USA = United States of America WEU = Western Europe
ACC = Accessories Ag = Silver plated Au = Gold plated AUTO = Automatic transmission AWD = All wheel drive CAN = CAN communication D = Diesel DPY = Display ECC = Electronic climate control system ETA = Engine throttle body EXT. X = Extended X-feed GDL = Gas discharge lamp HISPEED = High speed data bus IR = Infrared sensor LIN = LIN communication LHD = Left-hand drive LOSPEED = Low speed data bus MAN = Manual transmission MEMORY = Memory driver's seat MMS = Mass Movement Sensor PETROL = Gasoline RHD = Right-hand drive SCR = Screened SRS = Airbag T = Turbocharged engine W/O = Without 2WD = Two-wheel drive 4CYL, I4 = 4-cylinder engine 5CYL, I5 = 5-cylinder engine
Colors
BK, SB = Black BN = Brown BU, BL = Blue GN = Green GY, GR = Gray LGN = Light Green OG, OR = Orange PK, P = Pink RD, R = Red VT, VO = Violet WH, W = White YE, Y = Yellow
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How to use the wiring diagrams 1:2
The descriptions below apply in general to all wiring diagram manuals, although not all sections are necessarily contained in this manual.
A. Component designation
Every component has a component designation that consists of two parts.
The first part is a type number that describes the type of component in question, for example 3/xx.
The second part of the designation is a serial number, e.g. x/2.
Together, this constitutes a component designation, e.g. 3/2.
At the end of the manual is a list of components, where, with the help of the component designation, you can read off the name of the component, for example, 3/2 = light switch.
List of type numbers
The list shows which type of component that respective type numbers refer to, for example, 3/x = switch, 6/x = electric motor, etc.
- 1 Battery
- 2 Relay
- 3 Switch
- 4 Control module
- 5 Driver information module
- 6 Electric motor
- 7 Sensor
- 8 Actuator
- 9 Heating element
- 10 Light
- 11 Fuse
- 15 Electrical distribution rail/box
- 16 Audio
- 17 Service/diagnostics
- 18 Contact reel
- 19 Meter
- 20 Ignition component/shunt
- 27 Optics
- 31 Ground connection
- 63 Branching point
- 64 Connector
B. Branching points
The wiring diagrams contain numbered junction points,
