Volvo S40 Repair Manual

Operation, maintenance and repair manual, wiring diagrams for Volvo S40 and V40 cars 1996 – 2015, equipped with petrol engines (including turbocharged and GDI) with a working volume of 1.6 (1588 cm3), 1.8 (1731, 1783 and 1834 cm3), 1, 9 (1855 cm3) and 2.0 liters. (1948 cm3), including special, low-volume versions and modification T4.

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The purpose of this repair manual is to help the owner to use the full potential of the car. First of all, you will be able to understand which of the units of the car requires maintenance or repair, as well as evaluate the possibility of doing this on your own. This manual also provides a complete list of procedures for periodic ongoing maintenance. The most common faults and ways to detect and eliminate them are also given. We hope that you will be able to solve many of the problems that arise. Performing some procedures takes so little time that it is easier to do it yourself than to sign up for a service station, drive a car back and then pick it up. This way you can save not only your time, but also money.

This service repair manual provides detailed illustrated descriptions of the various components and mechanisms of the car. All maintenance and repair procedures are described step by step and illustrated.

Volvo S40

Contents of Volvo S40 Service and Repair manuals:

• Routine maintenance – simple weekly checks;
• Maintenance – complete step by step instructions;
• Troubleshooting is a simple solution to specific problems;
• Brake system – control and repair;
• Power system – some explanations;
• Engine – adjustment, repair;
• Electrical equipment – diagnostics and repair;
• Color electrical wiring diagrams – easy search for items;
• Recommendations for use;
• Detailed links – quick search for details.

The second-generation Volvo S40 sedan stood on the factory conveyor in the Belgian Ghent in 2004. The version with the station wagon received an index V50. The car was created on a common platform with second generation Ford Focus and first generation Mazda 3 models.