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Volvo VIDA fuel module removal from rear floor. Warranty excludes misfuel damage.
Vehicle information
| Make | Volvo |
|---|---|
| Model | V60 |
| Market status | Sold new in the US 2015–2024 in limited wagon volumes; not a high-volume US body style |
| Body styles | Wagon (Cross Country and R-Design trims where offered) |
| Generations | P3 (2015–2018), SPA V60 (2019–2024 US) |
| Engine options | Gasoline: 2.0L turbo I4 Hybrid: Recharge T8 plug-in hybrid (gasoline tank) |
| Fuel tank capacity | 15.9 gal (60 L) typical — consult VIDA for model year |
| Fuel system | Gasoline DI turbo; PHEV shares S60/V60 SPA fuel module layout |
| Access method | Under-floor pump access (rear seat area) on SPA wagons |
| Anti-siphon | Yes |
| Service portal | Volvo VIDA |
Misfuel risk Moderate
Same gasoline/PHEV misfuel profile as S60 sedan; wagon cargo area does not change tank access location.
If the engine was not started
Do not crank engine; drain via module opening.
If the engine was started
Follow VIDA inspection for HP pump and injectors after contaminated run.
Access procedure
- Relieve fuel pressure; disconnect battery
- HV disable on Recharge models
- Remove rear seat cushion and access cover
- Disconnect lines and pump connector; remove lock ring
- Drain contaminated fuel; replace seal and filter as needed
- Reinstall and verify on turbo DI system
Notes
- US V60 Cross Country is the most common US wagon variant
Related models
- S60
- V90 Cross Country
Frequently asked questions
Is the Volvo V60 common in the US?
It is sold in smaller numbers than SUVs. Procedures match SPA sedan fuel system layout.
What should I do after diesel was added to my V60?
Do not drive. Drain the gasoline tank per VIDA and replace fuel filters before refilling with gasoline.
Where is the fuel pump on a US V60?
SPA wagons typically use under-rear-seat module access documented in Volvo VIDA.
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