TPMS Sensor And Service Kit Part Numbers And Applications (77-21)

Publication date: 2008-03-31
Reference number: 77-21

TPMS SENSOR AND SERVICE KIT PART NUMBERS AND APPLICATIONS

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): 77-21, Date of Issue: March 31, 2008

VOLVO:

All with TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) 2005-

NOTE: If using a printed version of this TNN, first check for the latest online version.

Description

A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is required by the U.S. government to be fitted to 100% of the Model Year 2008 and newer vehicles. It is an optional system in Canada. TPMS was phased in during Model Years 2005-2007.

The parts information in VIDA regarding TPMS sensor part numbers is missing or incorrect. A future version of VIDA will be updated with the correct information. The most current information regarding TPMS sensor and service kit part numbers and model applications is below.

Service

For S40, V50, C70, C30 vehicles, and for MY07- S80, MY08- V70, and MY08- XC70:

TPMS sensor with service kit pn: 30681555

Service kit alone (without sensor) pn: 31201796

Fig 1: Identifying TPMS Sensor (S40, V50, C70, C30, MY07- S80, MY08- V70, And MY08- XC70)

Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.

For S60, -MY06 S80, -MY07 V70/XC70, and XC90:

Fig 2: Identifying TPMS Sensor Original Version

Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.

The original version of the TPMS sensor (pictured above) was used on:

-MY06 S60
-MY07 V70/XC70
S60 up to chassis number -688292
XC90 up to chassis number -456766

This TPMS sensor pn: 30748991

For these models, the TPMS service kit pn: 30736598 .

A newer version of the TPMS sensor (pictured), with a rubber valve stem and a snap-in transmitter, was introduced in production from the following chassis numbers:

S60: 688293-
XC90: 456767-

This TPMS sensor pn: 31200923

Fig 3: Identifying TPMS Sensor Pn 31200923

Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.

NOTE: On Model Year 2008 S60 and XC90 vehicles, the appearance of a rubber valve stem does not indicate lack of TPMS sensors. As stated above, the sensor design changed. There is no need to replace the rubber valve stem type sensors with the earlier versions. Also, if service replacement is required, the two designs are compatible on the same vehicle.