Volvo S80 2005 User Manual
VO LVO
TP 397920 2
2005
S8 0 PREMI ER
Vehicles with SRS (Airbag)/SIPS bag/
IC (Inflatable curtain)
Warning!
Extra caution must be exercised when working on vehicles equipped with SRS/SIPS bag/IC
in order to avoid:
1. Personal injuries when performing repair work.
2. 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 recognised by the letters SRS in the centre 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 windscreen and seat compartment. Vehicles with
IC can be recognised 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 fit 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 VADIS.
• Certain components of the aforementioned systems must be grounded while working. Read
the appropriate sections in VADIS.
• Do not install any accessories in the areas between the A and B-pillars, the B and C-pillars,
and the C and D-pillars.
Test terminal
Data link connector in the passenger compartment.
Changes introduced up to and including June 2004
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.
© Volvo Car Corporation
Table of Contents
Vehicles with SRS (Airbag)/SIPS bag/IC
(Inflatable curtain).......................................................... 2
Abbreviations................................................................. 4
How to use the wiring diagram 1:2 ................................ 5
Electrical distribution 1:2................................................ 7
Fuses
Fuses by the battery ....................................................... 9
Fuses in auxiliary fuse box ........................................... 10
Relays
Relays in the cargo compartment................................ 11
Ground connections
31/10 - 31/93 ............................................................... 12
Group 36 Additional electrical equipment
12 V outlet ................................................................... 13
Group 39 Other, Accessories
Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE) .................................. 14
Electrically heated rear seat ........................................ 15
Group 87 Climate control system
Coolbox rear seat ........................................................ 16
Group 88 Internal equipment
Switch, sun blind.......................................................... 17
Connectors
54/33 - 54/64................................................................ 18
54/73 - 54/272B ........................................................... 19
54/274 ........................................................................ 20
54/275 - 54/276............................................................ 21
54/277 - 54/305............................................................ 22
Junction points
53/550 - 53/726............................................................ 23
53/737 - 53/738............................................................ 24
Cable harness routing in vehicle
Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE) harness......................25
Rear seat harness ........................................................26
Component illustrations
2/30 - 9/8...................................................................... 27
9/9 - 16/83.................................................................... 28
16/122 - 31/93.............................................................. 29
54/33 - 54/275B ........................................................... 30
Index
List of components
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Explanations
Abbreviations
Groups
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 76 = Shock absorbers
Group 83 = Doors and openings
Group 84 = Exterior decorative elements etc.
Group 85 = Interior equipment
Group 87 = Climate controls
Group 88 = Internal equipment
Ignition switch symbols
X= Accessories (audio position)
S= Powered upon insertion of key
15 = The switch 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
KO R = Korea
N= Norway
NL = Netherlands
S= Sweden
USA = United States of America
WEU = Western Europe
Other
AMP = Amplifier
AUX = External equipment outlet AUX
AUDIO = Audio system
CEM = Central Electronic Module
DVD = External equipment outlet AUX
IR = IR transmitter
M2D = Control module M2D
RAS = Rear Audio Separation module (RAS)
REM = Rear Electronic Module
RSE = Rear Seat Entertainment module
(RSE)
TFT = TV display in head restraint
TV-Tuner = TV receiver
VGA = Voic e Guid e Amp lifi er module (VG A)
Colours
BL = Blue
BN = Brown
GN = Green
GR = Grey
LBL = Light Blue
LG N = Li ght G reen
OR = Orange
P= Pink
R= Red
SB = Black
VO = Violet
W= White
Y= Yellow
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How to use the wiring diagram 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, for example x/2.
Combined these give a component designation, for
example 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.
1Battery
2Relay
3Switch
4Control module
5Combined instrument panel
6Electric motor
7Sensor
8Actuator
9Heating element
10 Light
11 Fuse
15 Electrical distribution rail/box
16 Audio
17 Service/diagnostics
18 Contact reel
19 Meter
20 Ignition component/shunt
26 Converter
27 Optics
31 Ground connection
53 Junction point
54 Connector
B. Junction points
The wiring diagrams contain numbered junction
points, for example 53/352.
This manual contains a section with a list of junction
points. This list shows all the components which are
connected to each junction point.
The location of the junction points is shown in the
"Cable harness routing in vehicle" section.
C. Connectors
Connectors provide a bridge between two cable harnesses and are described in the "Connectors" section.
D: Electrical distribution
Operation of the fuses and relays is shown in the
"Electrical distribution" section.
E. Data communication
To da y ’s ca r s a re eq u ip p ed wi t h C AN & M O ST n etworks that transmit information. Connections to
these networks are shown in their entirety on the
respective wiring diagram. Complete information on
CAN & MOST communication can be found in the
section entitled "Control modules".
F. Ab brev iat ions
A number of different abbreviations are used in the
manual. These are explained in the section "Abbreviations".
G. Comp onen t lo catio n
There is a section at the end of the manual in which
the appearance and location of components is
described in numerical order.
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How to use the wiring diagram 2:2
A
4/28
TCM
B:1
B:13
B:2
CAN
B:14
15/20:13
Y-GR Y-GR Y-GR
MAN
3/10
2
1
SB
MAN
53/326
SB
31/96
15/24:2
REM
10/18
F BD E C
List of symbols
30+
11
11D/3
11D/4
2
2
R
4/56
CEM
D:2
54/3LF
A:1
3
4/58
CAN
2/80
RMI4
4
5
3
1
2
1
3
A:14
A:16
B:3
53/601
B:1
SB
31/72
D:3
B:17
CAN
B:18
BL
54/51
BL
12
SB
31/73
53/615
BL
10/17
B:3
10/4810/55
B:1
SB
BL
53/604
SB
= System voltage
= Ground connection
via wiring
= Ground connection on
component/chassis
= Screened wire
= Junction point
= Twisted cable
= Electrical connection
= Variant
= CAN communication
= CAN high data signal
(CAN H)
= CAN low data signal
(CAN L)
= MOST communication
= LIN communication
= DIN cable, coaxial cable,
etc.
16/82
= Data communication
CAN
= CAN communication
= Connection with distribution
box
G
1
= Further connection to...
= Connector between
wiring harnesses
1
= Connector connected
to component
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R
C1:1
R
C1:2
C3:1
C3:3
C4:2
A1:13
C4:9
SB
53/397
BN
31/93
17/17
C6:12
C6:13
C3:4
C6:4
C3:2
C4:11
C5:14
A1:1
A1:5
C4:6
SB
R
BL-R
F
R
E
D
C
CNG/LPG
A1:10
A1:11
C4:10
C6:2
R
20/16
1
53/329
SB
2
11B/24
1
11B/23
1
2
2
2/32
FMA2
3
1
5
2
11B/22
1
11A
2
8
11B/21
1
11B/20
1
2
2/14
2
2
FMA3
3
5
1
2
C4:4
C4:3
C2:2
C4:5
R-W
BL
B
A
11B/19
1
11A
22
7
11B/18
1
2
2
2/91
FST1
45
3
1
2
C6:1
C4:8
11B/17
1
2
11B/16
11A
6
1
11B/15
1
FST2
2/182
4
3
2
2
5
1
2
2/90
FST3
45
3
1
2
C6:9
C6:8
C5:15
C5:12
11B/14
1
2
11B/13
1
11A
2
5
11A
4
2 222
3
2
11B/12
1
11B/11
1
11B/10
1
11B/9
1
11B/8
1
11B/7
1
11B/6
1
11B/5
1
11B/4
11
11B/3
11B/2
1
2
2
FMI2
2/33
2/22
2/35
3
1
FMI1
3
2
FMA4
3
1
5 45 4
2
1
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
22
C6:6
C6:11
C5:2
A1:6
C5:11
C4:14
C4:15
A1:8
C4:12
C4:16
C6:10
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11B /1
1
11A 11A 11A
1
A1:2
C5:13
A1:3
A1:7
A1:14
C6:3
C6:7
15/30
C2:1
Electrical distribution 1:2
Overview S80 Premier
15/31
C4:1
A1:12
F
E
AB DC
SB
LIN
C:14
CAN
C:13
11E
4
3
K:1
F
1
L
B
2 5
2/52
11F/6
2
1
R
R
1
1
23
R-W
2
54/40C
R
22
R
53/724
RRR
1
11
R
2
1
R
R
R
45
22
2
67
2
R
R
1 1
R
11F/12
11F/4
222
11F/3
11F/2
11F/1
2 2
R
+
12V
-
1/1
6/25:1
R
SB
REM
4/58
A:29
6/26A:1
31/53
R
BL-R
R-W
BL
53/415
53/403
3/157:1
1
2
54/40D
R
2 2
1 1
11C/1111C/1
11
11C/10
11C/9
2 22
1
11C/8
11
11C/7
11C/6
2 22
1
11C/5
1
11C/4
222
11
VO
11C/3
11C /2
1 1
2 2
4/9B:27/55
VO
VO
53/408
R-SB
BL
B:2
B:24
B:3
B:16
CEM
CAN
4/56
D:15
C:14
D:16
4/9B:28/56
3/157:2
BL-R
BL-R
Y
BL-R
BL-R
16/65:1
53/443
BL-R
8
15
1
30
4
15 15I
6
X
5
37
S
50
3/1
11C/1311C/12
R
R
R
LIN
D:60
Y-W
R
E:A
R
E:B
D:8
D:35
D:50
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Electrical distribution 2:2
Overview S80 Premier
VO
Fuses
Fuses by the battery
11E/1
11E/2
11E/3
11E/4
11E/5
11E/6
11E/7
11E Fuses by the battery
No. Fuse function via A
216/124Rear Seat Entertainment module (RSE) - 40
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Fuses
Fuses in auxiliary fuse box
10
11
12
7
8
1
2
9
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
11F Fuses in cargo compartment auxiliary fuse box
No. Fuse function via A
12/52 Relay, 15l feed, rear
4/55 Sun blind control module
9/24 Coolbox rear seat
22/30 X feed overload relay
3/104 Sun blind switch
9/14 Electrically heated right-hand rear seat
9/15 Electrically heated left-hand rear seat
3 2/84 Relay, electrically heated left-hand rear seat
9/14 Electrically heated right-hand rear seat
4 2/85 Relay, electrically heated right-hand rear seat
9/15 Electrically heated left-hand rear seat
59/24 Coolbox rear seat - 10
616/124Rear Seat Entertainment module (RSE) - 5
73/64 Electrically heated rear seat switch - 5
83/64 Electrically heated rear seat switch - 5
93/104Sun blind switch - 5
10 4/55 Sun blind control module - 10
11 16 /8 3 Voice Gu ide Am plifie r modu le (VG A)
16/124 Rear Seat Entertainment module (RSE)
12 11F/6 Fuses in cargo compartment auxiliary fuse box
8/80 Control module M2D
16/83 Voice Guide Amplifier module (VGA)
16/122 Rear Audio Separation module (RAS)
-20
-10
-15
-15
-5
-10
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Relays
Relays in the cargo compartment
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Relays in cargo compartment fuse box
Pos Relay function
2F1 2/52 Relay, 15l feed, rear
2F2 2/30 X feed overload relay
2F3 2/84 Relay, electrically heated left-hand rear seat
2F4 2/85 Relay, electrically heated right-hand rear seat
1
3
2
4
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Ground connections
31/10 - 31/93
31/10 A-post, right-hand side
9/37 12V outlet Premier
17/21:2 12V outlet rear seat
31/48 Rear seat support, right-hand side
3/64:5 Electrically heated rear seat switch
3/104:2 Sun blind switch
4/55A:1 Sun blind control module
9/14:1 Sun blind control module
9/15:1 Electrically heated left-hand rear seat
9/24:3 Coolbox rear seat
31/53 Firewall
1/1 Battery
31/72 Rear seat support, left-hand side
8/80A Control module M2D
16/36A TV receiver
16/83B Voice Guide Amplifier module (VGA)
16/122 Rear Audio Separation module (RAS)
16/124 Rear Seat Entertainment module (RSE)
31/93 Left MacPherson strut tower
20/16B Capacitor
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