Lockout switch for rear windows | Volvo XC90 specification

02 Instruments and controls

Power windows

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Lockout switch for rear windows

The power rear door windows can be disabled by a switch located on the driver's door (see illustration).

If the light in the switch is OFF: The rear door windows can be raised or lowered with the buttons on the rear door armrests or with the buttons on the driver's door armrest.

If the light in the switch is ON: The rear door windows can only be raised or lowered with the buttons on the driver's door armrest.

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Power windows in the rear doors

The rear door windows can be operated with the control on each door and the switch on the driver's door. If the light in the switch for block- ing power windows in the rear doors (located in the driver's door control panel) is on, the rear door windows can only be operated from the driver's door.

Power window on the front passenger's side

The control for the power window in the front passenger's seat operates that window only.

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Volvo XC90 Lockout switch for rear windows, Power windows in the rear doors, Power window on the front passengers side

Contents

Volvo XC90 Page Page Contents Locks and alarm Climate Interior Wheels and tires Starting and drivingCar care Maintenance and servicing Audio Specifications Index Contents Contacting Volvo Important informationAbout this manual Types of lists used in the manual ProceduresRisk of damage to the vehicle Position lists Bullet lists Options and accessoriesCalifornia proposition Vehicle event data Black box Volvo and the environment EnvironmentRecycling Important warnings Accessory installationDriver distraction Page F E T Y Reporting safety defects in the U.S Occupant safetyVolvos concern for safety Occupant safety reminders Reporting safety defects in Canada Telephone DASH-2-DOT Using seat belts Seat belts Seat belt use during pregnancy Seat belt reminder Seat belt maintenance Child seats Supplemental Restraint System SRS Supplemental Restraint SystemAutomatic transmission Front airbags Front airbag system Front airbag deployment G032934 Safety However, if a fault is detected in the system Occupant Weight SensorDisabling the passengers side front airbag Passenger Airbag OFF indicator lamp will If the Passenger Airbag OFF indicatorBled Modifications Side impact airbags front seats only Side impact protection airbagsComponents in the Sips airbag system Safety Inflatable Curtain Inflatable Curtain IC Safety Whiplash Protection System Whiplash Protection System Whips front seats only G020125 Child safety Children should be seated safely Volvos recommendations Automatic Locking Retractor Emergency Locking Retractor ALRVolvo has some very specific recommendations Child restraint systems Child restraints Safety Infant seats Securing an infant seat with a seat belt Pull out the shoulder section of the seat belt Convertible seats Securing a convertible seat with a seat belt G026501 Safety Booster cushions Securing a booster cushion To access the anchors Using the ISOFIX/LATCH lower child seat anchorsISOFIX/LATCH lower anchors Safety Top tether anchors Using the top tether anchoragesTop tether anchors Child restraint registration and recalls Registering a child restraint Death or serious injury can occur Integrated booster cushionIntegrated booster cushion Raising Lowering Safety Page Instruments and Controls Instrument overview Control panel in the drivers door Instrument panel Instrument panel G027134 Park Brake Parking brake applied Supplemental Restraint System SRSBrake Brake failure warning light Oil pressure warning light2 Rear fog light Check Engine Malfunction indicator lightTurn signal indicator trailer certain models ABS Anti-lock brake system Information display Message in the text windows OIL Level LOW Fill Oila Center console buttons Auxiliary lights Power child locksPark Assist Volt socket Steering wheel adjustment Parking lights Lighting panelHeadlights Instrument panel lighting Active Bending Lights ABLFog lights Unlocking the fuel filler door Manually unlocking the fuel filler door To manually unlock the fuel filler door Lever positions Turn signalsLeft-side steering wheel lever High/low beam headlights Right-side steering wheel lever Windshield wipers Tailgate wiper and reverse gear Tailgate wiper/washerRain sensor Activating the rain sensor Right-side steering wheel lever Hazard warning flashers Hazard warning flashersRear window and door mirror defroster Trip computer Trip computer Current speed in miles per hour Canadian models only Engaging the cruise control function Cruise controlIncreasing or decreasing speed Temporarily disengaging the cruise control Volt socket in the cargo compartment Volt socketsAshtrays/cigarette lighter Opening/closing the hood Hood/tailgateOpening the tailgate Power windows Power windowsAuto up/down function front doors only Power windows in the rear doors Lockout switch for rear windowsPower window on the front passengers side Rearview mirror with compass MirrorsRearview mirror Autodim function Power door mirrors Calibrating the compass Mirror memory function with the central locking system Water repellent glass Tilt position Power moonroofPower moonroof Sliding moonroof Sun visor Introduction HomeLink Wireless Control SystemProgramming HomeLink Gate Operator/Canadian Programming Using HomeLinkCedures, replace Programming HomeLink with the following Erasing HomeLink Buttons Reprogramming a Single HomeLink Button Instruments and controls Page I M a T E Climate control system general information Climate system blower Blower function to reduce battery drainPassenger compartment blower Air vents in the dash Air distributionAir distribution Air vents in the door pillars Ventilated front seats Functions Electronic climate control ECCOverview ON/OFF Air distribution Passenger compartment temperature sensorRecirculation Defroster Heated front seats TemperatureRear window and door mirror defrosters Heated rear seats XC90 Executive Operation Keep in mind the followingPage T E R I O R Front seats Manually adjusted front seatsFolding the backrests in the front seat Automatic seat adjustment Power seatSeat adjustment Emergency stop Do not adjust the seat while driving Programming the memory Massage Front seatsLumbar support Entering the third row of seats Rear seatsRemoving the center console1 Head restraint second row, center position Folding the backrests second row of seats Returning the backrest to the upright position Reading lights and courtesy light Interior lightingAutomatic function Vanity mirror Glove compartment lighting Storage compartments Cup holders for the front seats Ashtray accessoryStorage compartment in the center console Pen holder Cup holders for the rear seats Storage compartment in rear side of the center consoleGlove compartment Coat hanger Storage space between rear seats Refrigerator Nylon cargo net accessory Securing cargo Folding and storing the cargo net Installing the grid, upper attachments Steel grid accessoryInstalling the grid, lower attachments Removing the cargo area cover Installing the cargo area coverCargo area cover Grocery bag holderPage Locks and Alarm Key blades Remote keys and key bladesImmobilizer start inhibitor Remote keys Using the remote key UnlockCalifornia Only Automatic re-locking Replacing the battery in the remote key To replace the battery Locking and unlocking Activating/deactivating automatic locking Automatic relocking Child safety locks Manual child safety locks rear doors/ tailgate Alarm Page Starting and Driving Engine oil General informationFuel requirements Fuel requirements Octane rating Handling, roadholding Weight distribution affects handlingConserving electrical current Open the fuel filler cap slowly during hot weather RefuelingFuel filler door Refueling 138 Starting the vehicle Starting the engine 140 Locked position Remove the key to lock the steering wheelA Ignition switch and steering wheel lockIgnition switch and steering wheel lock Autostart Economical driving conserves natural resources Economical drivingOther factors that decrease gas mileage are Driving on rough/unpaved surfaces Difficult driving conditionsDriving through water Automatic transmission Automatic transmission shift gate positions Manual shifting Geartronic Winter/Wet driving mode enhanced vehicle tractionWhile driving 146 Jump starting To jump start your vehicle All Wheel Drive AWD general information Tire dimensionsAll Wheel Drive Temporary Spare Brake system Brake Brake circuit malfunction ABS with EBD Electronic Brake Force Distribution Emergency Brake Assistance EBA Parking on a hill When applying the parking brakeParking brake Releasing the parking brake Message Dstc Spin Control Stability systemDynamic Stability Traction Control Between Dstc Spin Control on or Stability Control indicator light flashes Symbols in the instrument panelStability Control indicator light DSTC-related messages in the text window Activating/deactivating park assist Front/rear park assistFunction Front park assist Faults in the system Audible signals from the park assist systemCleaning the sensors Emergency towing Precautions when the vehicle is in towTowing To attach the towing eyelet Towing vehicles with front wheel drive/ All Wheel Drive Towing a trailer No. of occu Pants Points to keep in mind when towing a trailer Smoother starts with a trailer Leveling Detachable trailer hitch Installing the ball holderRemoving the ball holder Installing load carriers Load carriers accessoryPositioning load carriers Cold weather precautions Before a long distance trip When does Blis function Blind Spot Information System Blind Spot Information System System status Text in the dis Play BLIND-SPOT Info 169 Page Wheels and Tires Tire age New TiresImproving tire economy Storing wheels and tires Tire wearSummer and winter tires Tire rotation Tread wear indicator Checking tire pressure Tire inflationInflation placard Cold tires Load ratings To check inflation pressureSpeed ratings Tire inflation pressure tables U.S. models Cold tire pressures up to five persons Tire inflation pressure tables Canadian models Tire designations 180 Maximum permissible inflation pres Glossary of tire terminologySidewall of the tire Area between Recommended tire inflation pressure Vehicle loading Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit Uniform Tire Quality Grading Treadwear Snow tires, studded tires1 Snow chains, snow tires, studded tiresSnow chains Tires for winter use Temporary spare Spare tire in your vehicle1 is called a Tem- porary Spare Tire Sealing System Accessing the tire sealing systemTire sealing system-overview Tire sealing system-temporarily Repairing a flat tirePrecautions Stage 1 Sealing the hole 188 Stage 2 Checking inflation pressure Replacing the sealing compound container Inflating tires Location of the jack Changing wheelsChanging wheels Lowering the spare wheel To lower the spare wheel Returning the spare wheel to the storage compartment Jack attachments Changing a wheel Installing the wheel Tire Pressure Monitoring System Tpms USA FCC ID MRXG403MA4A Changing wheels with Tpms Erasing warning messagesRecalibrating Tpms Canadian models only Activating/deactivating Tpms Canadian models only Washing and cleaning the vehicle 200 Paint touch up 204 198 CAR Care Suitable detergents Washing and cleaning the vehicleWashing Special moonroof cautions Automatic washing simple and quick Polishing and waxingExterior lighting Cleaning leather upholstery Cleaning the upholsteryMirrors with the water repellent glass coating Cleaning floor mats Cleaning the seat beltsProtecting leather upholstery Minor stone chips and scratches Paint touch upColor code Minor scratches on the surface 205 Page Maintenance and Servicing Federal Clean Air Act U.S Volvo serviceMaintenance service Maintenance services Maintaining your vehicle Owner maintenanceEmission inspection readiness 210 Working on your vehicle BatteryHoisting the vehicle Check coolant level Belt checkChanging coolant Engine compartment Engine oil Oil specificationsExtreme engine operation Checking and adding oil Changing engine oil and oil filterChecking the oil 216 Fluids Washer fluid reservoir Power steering fluid reservoir Brake fluid reservoir Windshield wiper blades Wiper bladesTailgate wiper blade Battery Battery maintenance Symbols Replacing the battery 222 Replacing high/low beams/turn signal/ parking light bulbs Replacing bulbs Replacing the low beam bulb Halogen headlights Location of the bulbs in the headlight housingReplacing the high beam bulb Halogen headlights Replacing parking light/side marker light bulbs Front fog lights Location of tail light bulbs Replacing bulbs in the taillight cluster Door step courtesy lights Rear fog lightCargo compartment light Vanity mirror lights License plate lights Fuses Replacing fuses 231 Fuses in the engine compartment ABS 233 Decal shows the positions and amperage of the fuses 235 ABS, Dstc 237 Fuses in the cargo compartment 239 Additional fuses in the cargo compartment XC90 Executive 241 Page D I O Audio Audio system overview Steering wheel keypad Accessing and using menusAudio system controls Shortcut Headphones limitations Rear headphone connectors and controlsOn/Off button Pause mode Volume controlSound settings Selecting a sound source Equalizer FR Bass speaker SubwooferSurround Pre EQ Front certain audio systems Equalizer RR EQ Rear certain audio systems Optimal sound reproduction Storing stations Radio functionsStation search Automatically storing stations Stopping autostore Radio textHD Radio reception Models only1 Selecting an autostored station How HD broadcasting works Benefits of digital broadcastingLimitations Sub-channels Switching HD on or offSelecting sub-channels 254 Listening to satellite radio Sirius satellite radioDirect channel entry Song Seek and Song Memory ScanningStoring a channel Song memory Skip current channel Advanced settingsSelect Adv. settings Unskip all channels Unlock all channels If you have forgotten the access codeTemp. unlock all ch Auxiliary equipment AUX USB flash drive Auxiliary sound level CD player/changer If a normal music CD is being played Navigating the disc and playing tracksCD player/CD changer If a CD with mp3 or wma files is being played Disctext Compact disc care CD Menu Menu structureAM Menu AUX Menu option Overview of Bluetooth controls Bluetooth hands-free connectionBluetooth hands-free Activating/deactivating Connecting cell phonesGetting started Select Add phone Handling calls Menu Call options Auto. answer Phone book Menu… Bluetooth… Remove phoneConnect phone or Change phone Bluetooth menus Register… Selecting a folder on the CD Rear Seat Entertainment Dual Screen RSEMusic Playback alternatives System RSE-AUX connectors and 12-volt socketHome-burned CDs Concern for the environment 273 Page Specification S Label information 277 Dimensions Position Dimension In. cm 279 Weights Trailer weights, with brakes Max. tongue weight Specifications and capacities Washer fluid reservoir Air conditioning system Rear suspension SuspensionFront suspension Including filter replacement Engine specifications General information Electrical systemBulbs PY21W Three-way catalytic converter Three-way catalytic converter general information Symbols in the main instrument panel Overview of information and warning symbolsIndicator and warning symbols Other information symbols Information symbols in the ceiling Console Volvo On Call Roadside Assistance Volvo programsTechnician certification 293 Index 295 296 297 298 299 300 Page #$%