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08 Starting and driving
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Start/Stop* - symbols and messages
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Battery - Start/Stop (p. 382)
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4
Introduction
15
Owner's Manual in the car's screen
15
â
15
â
15
Reading the owner's manual
15
â
15
Owner's Manual in mobile devices
16
Options/accessories
16
Special texts
16
Footnote
16
Message texts
16
Decals
16
Warning for personal injury
16
Risk of property damage
17
Information
17
Procedure lists
17
Position lists
17
Bulleted lists
17
Related information
18
Images
18
To be continued
18
Continued from previous page
18
Related information
18
Digital owner's manual in the car
18
â
18
Search
19
Enter with the numerical keyboard
19
Categories
19
Favourites
20
Quick Guide
20
Navigating in an article
20
Recording data
20
â
20
Accessories and extra equipment
21
â
21
Heat-reflecting windscreen
21
Support and information about the car on the Internet
22
Support on the Internet
22
Downloadable information from the support page
22
Maps
22
Mobile apps
22
Owner's manuals from previous model years
22
Contact
22
My Volvo on the InternetApplies to certain markets.
22
Related information
22
Volvo ID
23
23
Advantages of Volvo ID
23
Create a Volvo ID
23
Related information
23
Environmental philosophy
24
â
24
Fuel consumption
24
Efficient emission control
24
Clean air in the passenger compartment
24
Interior
25
Volvo workshops and the environment
25
Contributing to a better environment
25
Recycling
25
Related information
25
The owner's manual and the environment
26
â
26
Related information
26
Laminated glass
26
â
26
Bi-Fuel- introduction to vehicle gas
26
â
26
Related information
27
Safety
29
General information on seatbelts
29
â
29
Remember
29
Related information
29
Seatbelt - putting on
30
â
30
Remember
30
Related information
30
Seatbelt - loosening
30
â
30
Related information
30
Seatbelt - pregnancy
31
â
31
Related information
31
Seatbelt reminder
31
â
31
Rear seat
31
Certain markets
32
Seatbelt tensioner
32
â
32
Safety - warning symbol
32
â
32
Related information
33
Airbag system
33
â
33
Related information
34
Driver airbag
34
â
34
Related information
34
Passenger airbag
35
â
35
Switch - PACOS
36
Related information
36
Passenger airbag - activating/deactivating
36
Switch - PACOS
36
Related information
37
Side airbag (SIPS)
38
â
38
Related information
38
Side airbag (SIPS) - child seat/booster cushion
39
â
39
Related information
39
Inflatable Curtain (IC)
39
â
39
Related information
39
General information on WHIPS (whiplash protection)
40
â
40
Seat properties
40
Related information
40
WHIPS - child seats
41
â
41
Related information
41
WHIPS - seating position
41
Seating position
41
Function
41
When the systems deploy
42
â
42
General information on safety mode
43
â
43
Related information
44
Safety mode - attempting to start the car
44
â
44
Related information
44
Safety mode - moving the car
45
â
45
Related information
45
General information on child safety
45
â
45
Child safety locks
45
Related information
45
Child seats
46
â
46
Recommended child seatsWith regard to other child seats your car should be included in the manufacturer's enclosed list of vehicles or be universally approved in accordance with the ECE R44 legal requirement.
47
Related information
50
Child seats - location
51
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51
Related information
51
Child seat - two-stage booster seat
52
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52
Two-stage booster seat- raising
53
â
53
Stage 1Lower stage.
53
Stage 2Upper stage.
53
Related information
54
Two-stage booster seat- lowering
54
â
54
Related information
54
Child seat - ISOFIX
55
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55
Related information
55
ISOFIX - size classes
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55
ISOFIX - types of child seat
57
â
57
Child seats - upper mounting points
59
â
59
Related information
59
Instruments and controls
61
Instruments and controls, left-hand drive car - overview
61
Overview, left-hand drive cars
62
Related information
63
Instruments and controls, right-hand drive car - overview
64
Overview, right-hand drive cars
65
Related information
66
Combined instrument panel
67
â
67
Analogue combined instrument panel - overview
67
Information display
67
Gauges and indicators
67
Indicator and warning symbols
68
Functionality check
68
Related information
68
Digital combined instrument panel - overview
68
Information display
68
Gauges and indicators
69
Indicator and warning symbols
70
Functionality check
71
Related information
71
Eco guide & Power guide
71
Eco guide
71
Instantaneous value
71
Average value
71
Power guide
71
Available engine power
72
Engine power utilised
72
Combined instrument panel - meaning of indicator symbols
72
Indicator symbols
72
ABL fault
72
Emissions system
72
ABS fault
73
Rear fog lamp on
73
Stability system
73
Stability system, sport mode
73
Engine preheater (diesel)
73
Low level in fuel tank
73
Information, read display text
73
Main beam On
73
Left/right-hand direction indicator
73
Ecofunction on
73
Start/Stop
73
Tyre pressure system
73
Reminder â doors not closed
74
Related information
74
Combined instrument cluster - meaning of warning symbols
74
Warning symbols
74
Low oil pressure
74
Parking brake applied
74
Airbags â SRS
74
Seatbelt reminder
74
Alternator not charging
75
Fault in brake system
75
Warning
75
Reminder â doors not closed
75
Related information
76
Outside temperature gauge
76
â
76
Related information
76
Trip meter
76
â
76
Related information
76
Clock
77
â
77
Setting the clock
77
Related information
77
Fuel gauge for vehicle gasApplies to Bi-Fuel model variant.
77
â
77
Combined instrument panel - license agreement
78
Combined Instrument Panel Software
78
Symbols in the display
78
â
78
Warning symbols in the combined instrument panel
78
Control symbols in the combined instrument panel
79
Information symbols in the combined instrument panel
79
Information symbols in the roof console display
81
Related information
81
Volvo Sensus
81
â
81
Overview
82
Key positions
82
â
82
Insert the remote control key
82
Remove the remote control key
82
Key positions - functions at different levels
83
â
83
Selecting key position/level
83
Audio system
84
Starting and stopping the engine
84
Towing
84
Related information
84
Seats, front
84
â
84
Lowering the passenger seat backrest
84
Related information
85
Seats, front - electrically operated
85
Power seat
85
Preparations
85
Seat with memory function
85
Store setting
86
Using a stored setting
86
Key memoryin remote control key
86
Emergency stop
86
Heated/ventilated seats
86
Related information
86
Seats, rear
86
Head restraint, centre seat, rear
86
Manual lowering of the outer head restraints, rear seat
87
Lowering the rear seat backrest
87
Electrical lowering of the rear seat's outer head restraints
88
Related information
88
Steering wheel
88
Adjusting
88
Keypads and paddles
89
Horn
89
Related information
89
Heatingof the steering wheel
90
Function
90
Automatic steering wheel heating
90
Light switches
90
Overview, light switches
91
Knob positions
91
Instrument lighting
92
Headlamp levelling
92
Related information
92
Position/parking lamps
93
â
93
Related information
93
Daytime running lights
93
Daytime running lights during the day. DRL
93
Tunnel detection
94
â
94
Related information
94
Main/dipped beam
94
â
94
Dipped beam
94
Main beam flash
94
Main beam
94
Auxiliary lamps
94
Related information
95
Active main beam
95
Active main beam - AHB
95
Activating/deactivating
95
Manual operation
96
Related information
96
Active Xenon headlamps
97
Active Xenon headlamps ABL
97
Related information
97
Rear fog lamp
97
â
97
Related information
98
Brake lights
98
â
98
Related information
98
Hazard warning flashers
98
â
98
Related information
99
direction indicators
99
â
99
Short flash sequence
99
Continuous flash sequence
99
Direction indicator symbols
99
Related information
99
Interior lighting
100
â
100
Front roof lighting
100
Rear roof lighting
100
Courtesy lighting
100
Glovebox lighting
100
Vanity mirror lighting
100
Lighting in the cargo area
100
Automatic lighting
100
Neutral position
100
Ambience lights
101
Home safe light duration
101
â
101
Related information
101
Approach lighting
101
â
101
Related information
101
Headlamps - adjusting headlamp pattern
102
â
102
Active Xenon headlamps
102
Halogen headlamps
102
Masking the headlamps
103
Templates for halogen headlamps
105
Wipers and washers
106
Windscreen wipersFor replacing the wiper blades and service position wiper blades, see . For filling washer fluid, see .
106
Windscreen wipers off
106
Single sweep
106
Intermittent wiping
106
Continuous wiping
106
Service position wiper blade
106
Rain sensor
106
Activating and setting the sensitivity
106
Deactivate
106
Washing the headlamps and windows
107
Washing the windscreen
107
Heated washer nozzles
107
High-pressure headlamp washing
107
Reduced washing
107
Wiping and washing the rear window
107
Wiper â reversing
108
Related information
108
Power windows
108
â
108
Operating
109
Operating without auto
109
Operating with auto
109
Operating with the remote control key and central locking
109
Resetting
109
Door mirrors
110
â
110
Adjusting
110
Storing settings
110
Angling the door mirror when parkingOnly in combination with power seat with memory, see .
110
Automatic angling of the door mirror when parking
110
Automatic retraction when locking
110
Resetting to neutral
110
Retractable power door mirrors
110
Home safe and approach lighting
111
Related information
111
Windows and rearview and door mirrors - heating
111
Heated windscreen, rear window and door mirrors
111
Rearview mirror - interior
112
â
112
Manual dimming
112
Automatic dimming
112
Related information
112
Compass
112
Operation
112
Calibration
113
Sunroof
114
â
114
Horizontal opening
114
Opening
114
Closing
114
Vertical opening
114
Closing using the remote control key or central locking button
115
Sunscreen
115
Pinch protection
115
Wind deflector
115
Menu navigation - combined instrument panel
115
â
115
Related information
116
Menu overview - combined instrument panel
116
â
116
Analogue combined instrument panel
116
Digital combined instrument panel
116
Related information
116
Messages
117
â
117
Related information
117
Messages - handling
118
â
118
Related information
118
MY CAR
118
â
118
Operation
118
EXITfunctions
119
Menu options and search paths
119
Trip computer
119
â
119
Group menus
120
Related information
120
Trip computer - analogue combined instrument panel
121
â
121
Functions
121
Headings
123
Resetting - Trip meter and Average speed
123
Related information
124
Trip computer - digital combined instrument panel
125
â
125
Functions
125
Headings
127
Resetting - Trip meter
127
Resetting - Average speed/consumption
128
Related information
128
Trip computer - supplementary information
129
Average
129
Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
129
Average speed
129
Instantaneous
129
Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
129
Range - distance to empty tank
129
Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
129
Digital speed displayOnly with combined instrument panel "Digital".
129
Change unit
129
Related information
129
Trip computer - trip statistics
130
Function
130
Operation
130
Related information
130
Climate control
132
General information on climate control
132
â
132
To bear in mind
132
Cars with Start/Stop
132
Cars with ECO
132
Related information
132
Actual temperature
133
â
133
Related information
133
Sensors - climate control
133
â
133
Related information
133
Air quality
133
â
133
Related information
133
Air quality - passenger compartment filter
134
â
134
Related information
134
Air quality - Clean Zone Interior Package (CZIP)
134
â
134
Related information
134
Air quality - IAQS
135
â
135
Related information
135
Air quality - material
135
â
135
Related information
135
Menu settings - climate control
135
â
135
Related information
135
Air distribution in the passenger compartment
136
â
136
Air vents in the dashboard
136
Air vents in the door pillars
136
Air distribution
137
Related information
137
Electronic climate control - ECC
138
â
138
Related information
138
Heated front seats
139
â
139
Automatic start of driver's seat heating
139
Related information
139
Heated rear seat
139
â
139
Related information
140
Ventilated front seats
140
â
140
Fan
141
â
141
Fan knob
141
Related information
141
Auto-regulation
141
â
141
Related information
141
Temperature control in the passenger compartment
141
â
141
Related information
142
Air conditioning
142
â
142
Demisting and defrosting the windscreen
142
â
142
Related information
143
Air distribution - recirculation
143
â
143
Timer
143
Related information
144
Air distribution - table
145
â
145
Related information
146
Engine block heater and passenger compartment heater
147
â
147
Refuelling
147
Parking on a hill
147
Battery and fuel
147
Related information
147
Engine block heater and passenger compartment heater- direct start
148
â
148
Direct start via the information display
148
Direct start via the remote control key
148
Direct start via a mobile
148
Related information
148
Engine block heater and passenger compartment heater- immediate stop
149
â
149
Related information
149
Engine block heater and passenger compartment heater- timer
149
â
149
AdjustingSetting the timer is only possible with the engine switched off.
149
Starting
149
Switching off
149
Related information
150
Engine block heater and passenger compartment heater- messages
151
â
151
Additional heater
153
â
153
Related information
153
Fuel-driven additional heater
153
â
153
Auto mode or shutdown
153
Passenger compartment heater
153
Electric additional heater
154
â
154
Related information
154
Loading and storage
156
Storage spaces
156
â
156
Tunnel console
158
â
158
Related information
158
Tunnel console - cigarette lighter and ashtray
158
â
158
Related information
158
Glovebox
158
â
158
Related information
158
Inlay mats
159
â
159
Related information
159
Vanity mirror
159
â
159
Related information
159
Tunnel console - 12 V-sockets
159
â
159
Related information
160
Loading
160
â
160
To bear in mind when loading
160
Related information
161
Loading - long load
161
Lowering the rear seat backrest
161
Roof load
162
â
162
Related information
162
Securing loads
162
â
162
Related information
162
Loading - bag holder
163
â
163
Related information
163
12 V electrical socket - cargo area
163
â
163
Related information
163
Safety net
164
â
164
Securing the net cassettes
164
Using the safety net
164
Removing the net cassettes
165
Related information
165
Safety netcombined with cargo cover
165
â
165
Related information
165
Safety grille
165
â
165
Folding up
165
Fitting/removal
165
â
166
Related information
166
Cargo cover
167
â
167
Attaching the cargo cover
167
Removing the cargo cover
167
Lowering the cargo cover's rear sealing disc
167
Related information
167
Locks and alarm
169
Remote control key
169
â
169
Related information
169
Remote control key - losing
169
â
169
Related information
169
Remote control key - personalisation
170
â
170
Storing settings
170
Emergency stop
170
Changing settings
170
Reactivation of settings
171
For cars without Keyless Drive
171
For cars with Keyless Drive
171
Related information
171
Locking/unlocking - indicator
171
â
171
Selecting the function
171
Related information
171
Immobiliser
171
â
171
Related information
172
Remote-controlled immobiliser with tracking system
172
â
172
Related information
172
Remote control key - functions
172
Functions
172
Function buttons
173
Related information
173
Remote control key - range
174
â
174
Related information
174
Remote control key with PCC- unique functions
174
â
174
Using the information button
175
Related information
175
Remote control key with PCC- range
175
â
175
Outside the remote control key's range
175
Related information
176
Detachable key blade
176
â
176
Key blade functions
176
Related information
176
Detachable key blade - detaching/attaching
176
Removing the key blade
176
Attaching the key blade
176
Related information
177
Detachable key blade - unlocking doors
177
â
177
Related information
177
Privacy locking
177
â
177
Activate/deactivate
178
Remote control key - replacing the battery
179
â
179
Opening
179
Battery replacement
179
Remote control key (one battery)
179
Remote control key with PCC(two batteries)
179
Battery type
180
Assembly
180
Related information
180
Keyless drive
180
â
180
Related information
180
Keyless Drive- remote control key range
180
â
181
Related information
181
Keyless drive- secure handling of the remote control key
181
â
181
Related information
181
Keyless drive- interference to remote control key function
182
â
182
Related information
182
Keyless drive- locking
182
â
182
Related information
182
Keyless drive- unlocking
183
â
183
Related information
183
Keyless drive- unlocking with the key blade
183
â
183
Related information
183
Keyless Drive- lock settings
184
â
184
Related information
184
Keyless Drive- antenna location
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Locking/unlocking - from the outside
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Automatic relocking
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Locking/unlocking - from the inside
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Central locking
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Unlocking
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Locking
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Automatic locking
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Global opening
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Locking/unlocking - glovebox
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Locking/unlocking - tailgate
187
Unlocking with the remote control key
187
Unlocking the car from inside
187
Locking with the remote control key
187
Related information
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Power operated tailgate
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Programmable max. opening
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Pinch protection
188
Opening the tailgate
189
Closing the tailgate
189
Stop the opening/closing of the tailgate
189
Manual tailgate operation
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Deadlocks
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Temporary deactivation
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Child safety locks - manual activation
190
Activate/deactivate child safety locks
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Child safety locks - electrical activation
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Activation
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Alarm
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Arming the alarm
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Deactivate the alarm
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Deactivating a triggered alarm
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Related information
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Alarm indicator
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Alarm - automatic re-arming
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Alarm - remote control key not working
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Alarm signals
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Reduced alarm level
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Related information
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Type approval - remote control key system
194
Lock system, standard
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Keyless lock system (Keyless drive)
194
Related information
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Driver support
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Active chassis - Four C
197
Comfort
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Sport
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Advanced
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Operation
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Adjustable steering force
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Electronic stability control (ESC) - general
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Active Yaw Control
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Spin Control
198
Traction control system
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Related information
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Electronic stability control (ESC) - operation
198
Selection of level - Sportmode
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Related information
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Electronic stability control (ESC) - symbols and messages
200
Table
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Road Sign Information (RSI)
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Road sign information (RSI)- operation
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End of restriction or motorway
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Additional signs
203
Display of additional information
203
Setting in MY CAR
203
Road sign information On/Off
204
Speed warning
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Road sign information (RSI)- limitations
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Cruise control
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Overview
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Cruise control- managing speed
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Activating and setting the speed
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Changing the stored speed
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Cruise controltemporary deactivation and standby mode
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Temporary deactivation - standby mode
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Standby mode due to driver intervention
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Automatic standby mode
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Cruise control- resume set speed
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Cruise control- deactivate
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Adaptive cruise control - ACC
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Automatic gearbox
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Adaptive cruise control- function
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Function overview
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Warning lamp - braking by driver required
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Steep roads and/or heavy load
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Adaptive cruise control- overview
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Adaptive cruise control- managing speed
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Changing the stored speed
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Adaptive cruise control- set time interval
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Adaptive cruise control- temporary deactivation, and standby mode
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Temporary deactivation/standby mode
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Standby mode due to driver intervention
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Automatic standby mode
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Resume set speed
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Adaptive cruise control- overtaking another vehicle
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Adaptive cruise control- deactivate
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Adaptive Cruise Control- queue assistance
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Extended speed range
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Change of target
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Automatic standby mode with change of target
215
Termination of automatic braking at a standstill
215
Automatic activation parking brake
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Adaptive cruise control- switch cruise control functionality
216
Changing from ACC to CC
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Changing back from CC to ACC
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Radar sensor
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Radar sensor - limitations
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Field of vision
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Adaptive cruise control- fault tracing and action
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Adaptive cruise control- symbols and messages
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Distance Warning
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Operation
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Set time interval
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Distance Warning- limitations
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Distance Warning- symbols and messages
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City Safetyâ¢
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City Safety⢠- function
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City Safety⢠- operation
226
On and Off
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Related information
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City Safety⢠- limitations
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Fault tracing and action
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Related information
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City Safety⢠- laser sensor
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Radiation data for the laser sensor
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Related information
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City Safety⢠- symbols and messages
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Collision warning systemNot available as an option for certain engines.
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Two system levels
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Level 1
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Level 2
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Collision warning system- function
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1 - Collision warning
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2 - Brake support
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3 - Auto Brake
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Collision warning system- detection of cyclists
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Collision warning system- detection of pedestrians
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Collision warning system- operation
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Warning signals On and Off
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Light and acoustic signals
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Acoustic signal
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Set warning distance
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Checking settings
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Maintenance
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Collision warning system- limitations
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Collision warning system- camera sensor limitations
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Fault tracing and action
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Related information
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Collision warning system- symbols and messages
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Driver Alert SystemNot available as an option for certain engines.
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Driver Alert Control (DAC)
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Limitation
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Driver Alert Control (DAC)- operation
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On/Off
243
Function
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Driver Alert Control (DAC)- symbols and messages
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Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
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Principle for LDW
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Lane Departure Warning (LDW) - function
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Off & On
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Personal preferences
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Related information
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Lane Departure Warning (LDW) - operation
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Lane Departure Warning (LDW) - limitations
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Lane Departure Warning (LDW) - symbols and messages
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Park Assist
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Park assist syst- function
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Park assist syst- backward
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Park assist syst- forward
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Park assist syst- fault indication
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Park assist syst- cleaning the sensors
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Park assist camera
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Function and operation
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Light conditions
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Park assist lines
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Boundary lines
254
Cars with reversing sensors
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Park assist camera - settings
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Activate switched-off camera
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Change setting
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Miscellaneous
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Park assist camera - limitations
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To bear in mind
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Related information
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BLIS
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Overview
256
Maintenance
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Related information
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BLIS- operation
257
Activate/deactivate BLIS
257
When BLIS operates
257
Overtaking
258
Daylight and darkness
258
Limitations
258
Related information
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BLIS - symbols and messages
259
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Related information
259
Type approval - radar system
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Related information
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Starting and driving
262
Alcohol lock
262
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Related information
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Alcohol lock- functions and operation
262
Functions
262
Operation - battery
262
Related information
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Alcohol lock- storage
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Related information
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Alcohol lock- before starting the engine
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Result after breath test
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Related information
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Alcohol lock- to bear in mind
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Change of driver
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Calibration and service
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Cold or hot weather
265
Emergency situation
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Related information
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Alcohol lock- symbols and text messages
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Starting the engine
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Keyless drive
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Related information
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Switching off the engine
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Related information
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Steering lock
268
Function
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Related information
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Remote start (ERS)
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Related information
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Remote start (ERS) - operation
269
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Remote starting the engine
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With PCCFor more information on the PCC key, see .key
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Active functions
270
Deactivated functions
270
ERS is interrupted
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Related information
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Remote start (ERS) - symbols and messages
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ERS function unavailable
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Interrupted ERS function
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Jump starting with battery
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Gearboxes
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Manual gearbox
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Reverse gear inhibitor
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Gear shift indicator
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Manual gearbox
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Automatic gearbox
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Related information
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Automatic gearbox -- Geartronic
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Gear positions
275
Parking position - P
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Reverse position - R
275
Neutral position - N
275
Drive position - D
275
Geartronicâ Manual gear positions (+S-)
275
Paddles
276
Geartronic - Sport mode (S)With certain engines only.
277
Geartronic- Winter mode
277
Kick-down
277
Towing
277
Related information
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Automatic gearbox -- Powershift
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Towing
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To bear in mind
278
Text message and action
278
Related information
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Gear selector inhibitor
280
Mechanical gear selector inhibitor
280
Automatic gear selector inhibitor
280
Parking position (P)
280
Electric gear inhibitor â Shiftlock Parking position (P)
280
Shiftlock â Neutral (N)
280
Deactivate automatic gear selector inhibitor
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Related information
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Hill start assist (HSA)Depends on engine and gearbox combination. HSA not possible with some combinations.
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Related information
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All-wheel drive - (AWD)
281
All-wheel drive is always available
281
Hill Descent Control (HDC)Only possible on the XC70 AWD.
282
General information on HDC
282
Function
282
Operation
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Related information
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Start/Stop
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General information on Start/Stop
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Manual or Automatic
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Related information
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Start/Stop- function and operation
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Auto-stopping the engine
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Auto-starting the engine
284
Deactivating the Start/Stopfunction
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Related information
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Start/Stop- the engine does not stop
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Related information
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Start/Stop- the engine auto-starts
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Related information
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Start/Stop- the engine does not auto-start
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Related information
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Start/Stop- involuntary stop manual gearbox
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Related information
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Start/Stop- settings
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Related information
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Start/Stop- symbols and messages
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Text message
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Related information
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ECO
292
General
292
ECO- Operation
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ECOfunction On or Off
292
Eco Coast- Function
292
Activating Eco Coast
293
Deactivate Eco Coast
293
Eco Coast- Limitations
293
More information and settings
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Related information
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Foot brake
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Braking on wet roads
294
Braking on salted roads
294
Maintenance
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Symbols and messages
295
Related information
295
Foot brake - anti-lock braking system
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Related information
295
Foot brake - emergency brake lights and automatic hazard warning flashers
296
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Related information
296
Foot brake - emergency brake assistance
296
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Related information
296
Parking brake
297
Function
297
Low battery voltage
297
Applying the parking brake
297
Emergency brake
297
Parking on a hill
297
Disengaging the parking brake
298
Cars with manual gearbox
298
Releasing manually
298
Releasing automatically
298
Cars with automatic gearbox
298
Releasing manually
298
Releasing automatically
298
Heavy load uphill
298
Replacing the brake linings
298
Symbols and messages
299
Related information
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Driving in water
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Related information
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Overheating
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Driving with open tailgate/boot lid
302
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Overload - starter battery
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Before a long journey
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Related information
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Winter driving
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Slippery driving conditions
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Related information
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Fuel filler flap - Opening/closing
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Opening/closing the fuel filler flap
304
Related information
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Fuel filler flap - manual opening
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Related information
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Filling up with fuel
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Opening/closing the fuel cap
304
Filling up with fuel
304
Filling with a fuel canOnly applies to cars with diesel engine.
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Related information
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Fuel - handling
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Fuel - petrol
306
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306
Alcohols-ethanol
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Related information
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Fuel - diesel
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Empty tank
307
Draining condensation from the fuel filter
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Related information
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Diesel particle filter (DPF)
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Regeneration in cold weather
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Related information
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Filling vehicle gas
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Filling
308
Filling stations for vehicle gas
309
Related information
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Switch for gas operation
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Operation
309
warning lamp
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Related information
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Catalytic converters
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Lambda-sondTMoxygen sensor
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Related information
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Economical driving
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Related information
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Driving with a trailer
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Trailer cable
312
Direction indicators and brake lights on the trailer
312
Level control
312
Trailer weights
312
Related information
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Driving with a trailer- manual gearbox
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Overheating
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Diesel engine 5-cyl
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Related information
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Driving with a trailer- automatic gearbox
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Steep inclines
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Parking on a hill
313
Starting on a hill
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Related information
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Towing bracket/Towbar
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Important checks
314
Related information
314
Detachable towbar- storage
314
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Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
314
Related information
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Detachable towbar- specifications
315
Specifications
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Related information
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Detachable towbar- attachment/removal
316
Attaching
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Removing the towbar
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Related information
318
Towing
318
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Manual gearbox
318
Automatic gearbox Geartronic
318
Automatic gearbox Powershift
318
Jump starting
319
Related information
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Towing eye
319
Attaching the towing eye
319
Related information
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Recovery
320
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Related information
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Wheels and tyres
323
Tyres - maintenance
323
Driving characteristics
323
Tyre age
323
New tyres
323
Summer and winter wheels
323
Wear and maintenance
323
Storage
324
Related information
324
Tyres - direction of rotation
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Related information
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Tyres - tread wear indicators
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Related information
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Tyres - air pressure
325
Check the air pressure in the tyres
325
Tyre pressure label
326
Fuel economy, ECO pressure
326
Related information
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Wheel and wheel rim dimensions
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Related information
327
Tyres - dimensions
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Related information
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Tyres - load index
328
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328
Related information
328
Tyres - speed ratings
328
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Related information
328
Wheel bolts
329
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329
Locking wheel bolts
329
Related information
329
Winter tyres
329
Winter tyres
329
Studded tyres
329
Tread depth
329
Using snow chains
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Related information
329
Changing wheels - removing wheels
330
Spare wheel
330
Taking out the spare wheel under the cargo area floor
330
Removing
330
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Related information
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Changing wheels - fitting
332
Installation
332
When changing to another tyre dimension
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Related information
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Warning triangle
333
Storage and folding up
333
Tools
334
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Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
334
Related information
334
Jack
335
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Tools - returning into place
335
Related information
335
First aid kit
335
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335
Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
336
Tyre pressure monitoringStandard in certain markets.
336
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336
Related information
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Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)Standard in certain markets.- general
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337
Related information
337
Tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS)Standard in certain markets.- adjust (recalibration)
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Related information
338
Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)Standard in certain markets.- status
338
System and tyre status
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Clearing warning messages
339
Tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS)Standard in certain markets. - activate/deactivateOnly in certain markets.
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Related information
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Tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS)Standard in certain markets.- recommendations
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Related information
340
Tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS)Standard in certain markets. - driveable punctured tyres
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Related information
341
Tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS)Standard in certain markets.- rectifying low tyre pressure
341
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341
Related information
341
Tyre pressure monitoring (TM)Standard in certain markets.
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Messages
341
TMcalibration
342
Recalibration
342
System and tyre status
342
Clearing warning messages
342
Emergency puncture repair
343
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Related information
343
Emergency puncture repair kit- location
344
Location of the emergency puncture repair kit
344
Applies to Bi-Fuelcars
344
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344
Related information
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Emergency puncture repair kit- overview
345
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Related information
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Emergency puncture repair- operation
345
Emergency puncture repair
345
Related information
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Emergency puncture repair- rechecking
347
Check tyre pressure
347
Related information
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Emergency puncture repair kit- inflating the tyres
348
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Related information
349
Emergency puncture repair kit- sealant
349
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Related information
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Type approval - tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS)
350
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351
Declaration of Conformity (Declaration of Conformity)
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Related information
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Maintenance and service
357
Volvo service programme
357
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Related information
357
Book service and repairApplies to certain markets.
357
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357
Before the service can be used
357
Volvo ID and my profile
357
Prerequisite for booking from car
357
Using the service
357
Book a service or repair manually
358
My bookings
358
Call the dealer
358
Using the navigation system,
358
Sending vehicle data
358
Booking information and vehicle data
359
Related information
359
Inspection and service of the system for vehicle gasApplies to the Bi-Fuel model variant.
359
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359
Raising the car
360
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Related information
361
Bonnet - opening and closing
362
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362
Related information
362
Engine compartment - overview
362
Engine compartment 4-cyl.
362
Engine compartment except 4-cyl.
363
Related information
363
Engine compartment - checking
363
Regular checking
363
Related information
363
Engine oil - general
364
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364
Related information
364
Engine oil - checking and filling
365
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365
Engine with oil dipstickDoes not apply to 4-cyl. engine or 5-cyl. diesel engine, which have electronic oil level sensor.
365
Measurement and filling if required
365
Engine with electronic oil level sensor, 4-cyl.
365
Measuring the oil level, 4-cyl.
366
Engine with electronic oil level sensor, 5-cyl. diesel
367
Measuring the oil level, 5-cyl. diesel
368
Related information
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Coolant - level
368
Checking the level and topping up
368
Check the coolant regularly
369
Brake and clutch fluid - level
369
Checking the level
369
Filling
370
Power steering fluid - level
370
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370
Climate control system - fault tracing and repair
371
Fault tracing and repair
371
Related information
371
Lamp replacement - general
371
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371
Related information
372
Lamp replacement - headlamps
372
Removing the headlamp
372
Securing the headlamp
372
Related information
373
Lamp replacement - cover for main/dipped beam bulbs
373
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373
Related information
373
Lamp replacement - dipped beam
373
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373
Related information
373
Lamp replacement - main beam
374
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374
Related information
374
Lamp replacement - extra main beam
374
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374
Related information
374
Lamp replacement - direction indicators front
374
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Related information
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Lamp replacement - rear lamp
375
Lamp housing, rear
375
Related information
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Lamp replacement - location of rear lamps
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Related information
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Lamp replacement - number plate lighting
375
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375
Related information
375
Lamp replacement - lighting in cargo area
376
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376
Related information
376
Lamp replacement - vanity mirror lighting
376
Removal of lamp lens
376
Attaching the lamp lens
376
Related information
376
Lamps - specifications
377
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Related information
377
Wiper blades
377
Service position
377
Replacing the wiper blades
378
Replacing the wiper blades, rear window
379
Cleaning
379
Related information
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Washer fluid - filling
379
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Related information
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Starter battery - general
380
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Related information
381
Battery - symbols
382
Symbols on the batteries
382
Related information
382
Starter battery - replacement
382
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382
Removal
382
Fitting
383
Battery - Start/Stop
384
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384
Location of the batteries
385
Related information
386
Electrical system
386
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Related information
386
Fuses - general
386
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386
Changing
386
Location of central electrical units
387
Related information
387
Fuses - in engine compartment
388
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388
General fuses, engine compartment
389
Positions (see preceding illustration)
389
Related information
391
Fuses - under glovebox
392
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392
Positions
392
Related information
393
Fuses - in the control module under the glovebox
394
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394
Positions
394
Related information
395
Fuses - in cargo area
396
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396
Positions
396
Related information
396
Fuses - in the engine compartment's cold zone
398
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398
Positions
398
Related information
399
Car wash
400
Handwashing
400
Automatic car washes
400
High-pressure washing
400
Testing the brakes
400
Wiper blades
400
Exterior plastic, rubber and trim components
401
Rims
401
Related information
401
Polishing and waxing
401
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Related information
402
Water and dirt-repellent coating
402
Water and dirt-repellent coating
402
Related information
402
Rustproofing
403
Inspection and maintenance
403
Related information
403
Cleaning the interior
403
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403
Fabric upholstery and ceiling upholstery
403
Leather upholstery
403
Leather steering wheel
403
Interior plastic, metal and wood parts
403
Seatbelts
404
Inlay mats and floor mat
404
Related information
404
Paint damage
404
Touching up minor paintwork damage
404
Colour code
405
Repairing minor paint damage such as stone chips and scratches
405
Related information
405
Specifications
407
Type designations
407
Label location
408
Related information
409
Dimensions
410
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410
Weights
412
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412
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412
Towing capacity and towball load
413
Max. weight braked trailer
413
Max. weight unbraked trailer
415
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415
Engine specifications
416
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416
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Engine oil - adverse driving conditions
418
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418
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418
Engine oil - grade and volume
419
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419
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420
Coolant - grade and volume
421
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421
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421
Transmission fluid - grade and volume
422
Manual gearbox
422
Automatic gearbox
422
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423
Brake fluid - grade and volume
424
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424
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424
Power steering fluid - grade
424
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424
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424
Fuel tank - volume
425
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425
Vehicle gas tank (CNG) - applies to Bi-Fuel
425
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Specifications for air conditioning
426
A/C decal
426
Refrigerant
426
Compressor oil
426
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426
Fuel consumption and CO2 emissions
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427
CO2 emissions and fuel consumption (vehicle gas - CNG) - for Bi-Fuel
431
CNG specifications
431
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Tyres - approved tyre pressures
432
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432
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433
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