Remove / Install

Fig 1: Open Boot Lid/Tailgate

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Open the boot lid.

Fig 2: View Of Trunk Compartment Floor Panel

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Lift up the cargo compartment's divider.

Fig 3: Remove The Covers On Each Side Of The Divider

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Remove the covers on each side of the divider.

Fig 4: Locating Divider Nuts

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Screw out the two nuts 4 revolutions, on each side of the divider.

Fig 5: Lower The Divider Slightly

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Lower the divider slightly.
Unscrew the third nut on each side of the divider four turns.

Fig 6: View Of Divider Completely Lowered

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Lower the divider completely.

Fig 7: Detach Wire Frame From Clip

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Detach the wire frame from the clip.

Fig 8: Lock The Divider's Two Arms With Cable Tie

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Use a cable tie or the like to lock the dividers two arms on the right and left side.

Fig 9: View Of Remove The Divider

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Remove the divider by gripping the arms and lifting up.

Fig 10: Lifting Out Tool Box Cover

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Remove:

the toolbox cover.
the spare wheel, if present.

Fig 11: Removing Tools

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Take the tools out from the toolbox.

Remove:

the clip.
the screw.
the toolbox.

Fig 12: Identifying Screws

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Remove the three screws and the load retaining eyelets from the floor.

Fig 13: Removing Trunk Lid Stop Cover

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Remove the cover from the trunk lid stop. Use a weatherstrip tool to pry between the cover and the stop to release the catches.

Fig 14: Removing Lighting Connectors

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Remove the two lamps by pressing in the two catches in the top edge using a screwdriver.

Fig 15: Remove Emergency Release Handle

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Applies to cars with emergency opening handle in the cargo compartment

Remove the boot lid's emergency opening handle by pressing out the pin at the eye and then unhooking the wire.

Fig 16: Removing Sill Molding Screws

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Remove the two screws in the sill molding.

Fig 17: Removing Sill Protection

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Remove the sill molding by pulling it up until the clips release. Move the sill molding to one side.

Fig 18: Remove Cargo Compartment Carpeting

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Remove the carpet in the cargo compartment.

Fig 19: Removing Rubber Stop

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Remove the rubber stop on the roof's stop bracket.

Fig 20: Removing The Roof Stop Brace

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Mark out the stop bracket for the roof in relation to the screw.
Remove the screw and the roof's stop bracket.

Fig 21: Removing Load Divider Lock

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Remove the load divider lock by using a weatherstrip tool to pry between the carpet and lock.

Fig 22: Removing Screw And Load Retaining Eyelet

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Remove the screw and the load retaining eyelet on the right-hand side.

Fig 23: Remove Stop Brace Cover

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Remove the stop brace cover.

Fig 24: Remove The Screw, Nut And The Roof's Stop Braces

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Mark out the stop braces for the roof in relation to the screws and nuts on the right side.
Remove the screw, nut and the roof's stop braces.

Fig 25: Remove Sill Panel Clips

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Undo the four clips on the side panel.

Fig 26: Remove The Side Panel

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Remove the side panel by unhooking it from the stop lug at the front edge and the pulling outward and upward so that it releases from the sealing strip.

Fig 27: View Of Control Module Fitting Onto Bracket Rail

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Install the control module by fitting it onto the brackets rail

Fig 28: Identifying 2-Pin Gray Connector

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Locate the 2-pin gray connector that is taped to the vehicle's standard cable harness.

Fig 29: Identifying 4-Pin Green Connector

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Applies to cars with parking assistance

Locate the 4-pin green connector that is taped to the parking assistance cable harness. Connect this to the adapter wiring.

Fig 30: Identifying 4-Pin Green Connector From Accessory Electronic Module (AEM)

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Applies to cars with accessory electronic modules (AEM)

Locate the 4-pin green connector from the accessory electronic module (AEM) taped to the vehicle's standard cable harness.

Fig 31: Identifying 4-Pin Green Connector Taped To Vehicle's Standard Cable Harness

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Applies to others

Locate the 4-pin green connector that is taped to the vehicle's standard cable harness.

Fig 32: Connect The Connectors To The Control Module

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Connect the connectors to the control module.

Fig 33: Identifying Fuse Box In The Engine Compartment.

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Applies to C70s manufactured after w0720

Pull up the catch on the cover on the fuse box in the engine compartment. Pull up the cover and remove it.

Fig 34: Identifying Terminal 14

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Applies to C70s manufactured after w0720

Take a 40A fuse from the kit and install it in position 14 in fuse box.
Reinstall the cover.

Reinstall:

the side panel.
stop and mounting brackets.
the cargo compartment carpet.
the sill trim panel with the lighting.
any emergency opener.
the stop for the boot lid.
the load retaining eyelets, torque tighten the screws to 24 Nm (17 lbf. ft.) .
the toolbox.
the divider.
Download software for the accessory's function in accordance with the service information in VIDA (Volvo scan tool).