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Volvo S40 II (2010) – Fuse Box Diagrams and Ratings

The second-generation Volvo S40 II (2010) is a compact European sedan from Volvo’s P1 family. It has one 36-position engine-bay fuse box beside the 12 V battery and a separate 50-position passenger compartment holder beneath the front passenger glovebox. Certain European DRIVe diesel models with automatic Start/Stop add three supplementary battery and distribution fuses with separate manufacturer identifiers.

This year-specific guide preserves every documented entry, including unused locations, the auxiliary DRIVe positions, both main schematic drawings and the original featured photo. Volvo S40 models have different fuse populations depending on petrol or diesel engine, USA versus European market, AWD and optional equipment. Never fit a fuse of another rating solely because its position number matches a different model year.

Where are the Volvo S40 2010 fuse boxes?

Under the bonnet: the covered unit sits near the vehicle battery and contains high-current protection for the radiator fan, steering, ABS, starter, climate-control blower and engine. Volvo generally recommends trained servicing for the main fuses 1-18; ordinary smaller protection is in slots 19-36.

Passenger side: another fuse panel is secured beneath the glovebox. Release the lower trim retaining clips and the two panel locks, lower the panel toward the passenger seat, then refit it securely after checking. These positions are numbered 37-86; do not mistake this holder for the driver’s dashboard end fuse panel found on other Volvo generations.

Volvo S40 2010 under-bonnet fuses 1-36

These 36 fuse entries retain their original ratings and year-dependent alternatives. Front windscreen wipers: engine fuse 17 (30 A); blower motor: fuse 10 (40 A); horn: fuse 20 (15 A); engine controls: ECM/TCM at position 23 as applicable. The ABS hydraulic pump at position 7 requires special attention to region and model year.

Volvo S40 II 2010 engine compartment fuse box 1-36
Volvo S40 II 2010 engine compartment fuse box 1-36
Position Rating [A] Protected circuit / function
1 50 Radiator cooling fan
2 80 Electric power steering
3 60 First main feed to cabin fuse box
4 60 Second main feed to cabin fuse box
5 80 Optional PTC auxiliary heater
6 60 (DRIVe) / 70 (Diesel 5-cyl.) / – Diesel glow plug power; 60 A DRIVe or 70 A five-cylinder diesel in specified variants; empty on petrol versions
7 40 (Europe) / 30 (USA) ABS hydraulic pump; 40 A in European reference and 30 A in USA reference
8 20 ABS hydraulic valves
9 30 Main engine-management power supply
10 40 Air-conditioning and heating blower motor
11 20 Headlamp washers if fitted
12 30 Heated rear windscreen
13 30 Starter relay feed
14 40 Factory trailer electric supply if fitted
15 – Unused in the basic layout
16 30 Main original audio and multimedia power
17 30 Front windscreen wiper motor
18 40 Additional main feed to passenger cabin panel
19 – Unused position
20 15 Horn
21 20 / – Additional fuel-fired cabin heater on selected European cars; otherwise unused
22 – Unused position
23 10 / 15 Engine ECM and transmission TCM, model-dependent 10 or 15 A
24 20 / – Diesel fuel filter heater or crankcase breather PTC, depending on engine
25 10 / – Central Electronic Module (CEM) related to DRIVe Start/Stop, if fitted; otherwise unused
26 15 Ignition switch
27 10 Air-conditioning compressor clutch control
28 – Unused position
29 15 Front fog lamps and/or DRL, where equipped
30 10 / – Start/Stop electric coolant pump where fitted
31 10 / – Alternator voltage regulator in selected four-cylinder petrol engines
32 10 Petrol fuel injectors or diesel turbo, airflow and fuel-management controls depending on engine
33 20 Petrol vacuum pump or diesel ECM and fuel-heater controls
34 10 Petrol ignition coils or diesel EGR/glow-plug controls
35 15 A/C relay, engine sensors and solenoids, EVAP, MAF and turbo/VVT hardware depending on engine
36 10 Engine ECM, accelerator-pedal sensors and emissions electronics

Volvo S40 2010 DRIVe Start/Stop additional fuses

Selected European diesel cars with Start/Stop have supplementary battery distribution positions 11M/1 (125 A) and 11M/2 (15 A), plus 25 (Start/Stop) (10 A) associated with the CEM and auxiliary battery reference supply. They are not the same numbering system as ordinary engine fuse 25. These high-current and battery sensing circuits require vehicle-specific checks.

Volvo S40 II 2010 DRIVe diesel Start-Stop auxiliary battery fuses
Volvo S40 II 2010 DRIVe diesel Start-Stop auxiliary battery fuses
Position Rating [A] Protected circuit / function
11M/1 125 Main 125 A electrical distribution protection for DRIVe Start/Stop, near the battery
11M/2 15 Battery condition and charge-state monitor circuit
25 (Start/Stop) 10 CEM voltage reference for the auxiliary battery on DRIVe diesel Start/Stop variants

Volvo S40 2010 interior fuses 37-86

The cabin panel covers lighting, comfort electronics, audio, central locking and the power windows. Fuse 45 (15 A) supplies an interior 12 V socket, fuse 57 (15 A) the OBD II diagnostic connector and brake light switch, and fuse 74 (15 A) the fuel pump relay. The front and rear door window circuits have separate protection.

Volvo S40 II 2010 passenger glovebox fuse panel 37-86
Volvo S40 II 2010 passenger glovebox fuse panel 37-86
Position Rating [A] Protected circuit / function
37 – Unused position
38 – Unused position
39 – Unused position
40 – Unused position
41 – Unused position
42 – Unused position
43 15 Factory radio, Bluetooth and Volvo RTI navigation where fitted
44 10 Airbag and seat-belt pretensioner SRS control and ECM-related circuits
45 15 Cabin 12 V accessory socket including rear-passenger area
46 5 Glovebox, dashboard and footwell lamps
47 5 Interior lighting and optional garage-door transmitter
48 15 Front washer pump
49 10 SRS airbag controller and front passenger occupant sensor
50 – Unused position
51 10 Diesel PTC supplemental heater, fuel filter heating relay or AWD control where fitted
52 5 Automatic transmission controller TCM and ABS electronics
53 10 Electric steering control feed
54 10 Parking assistance and optional Xenon / active-bending headlamps
55 20 / – Optional Keyless access module, otherwise unoccupied
56 10 Navigation receiver, remote key and alarm siren
57 15 OBD II diagnostic connector and brake pedal/brake light switch
58 7.5 Right high-beam headlamp and auxiliary lamp relay
59 7.5 Left high-beam headlamp
60 15 Driver heated seat if fitted
61 15 Passenger heated seat if fitted
62 20 / – Optional power sunroof, otherwise unused
63 20 Right rear door electronics, electric window and central lock
64 – / 5 Unused on European versions; additional audio equipment on certain USA vehicles
65 5 Factory audio electronics
66 10 Infotainment control module ICM and climate control
67 – Unused position
68 5 Cruise control
69 5 Climate control, rain sensor and optional BLIS/parking functions
70 – Unused position
71 – Unused position
72 – Unused position
73 5 Sunroof control, ceiling console and seatbelt reminders / auto-dimming mirror
74 15 Fuel pump relay supply
75 – Unused position
76 – Unused position
77 15 Cargo 12 V power outlet or Accessory Electronic Module AEM where fitted
78 – Unused position
79 5 Reverse lamps and optional interior rear-view mirror dimming control
80 – Unused position
81 20 Left rear door electronics, electric window and lock
82 25 Front passenger door electric window and control
83 25 Driver door electric window and lock
84 25 Electric front passenger seat
85 25 Electric driver seat
86 5 Interior lamp relay, luggage-area lamp and power-seat controls

S40 12 V outlets, windscreen wipers, horn and OBD II

Interior 12 V outlet: glovebox-area fuse 45 (15 A). Rear luggage area outlet: fuse 77 (15 A) on suitably equipped variants, sometimes shared with the Accessory Electronic Module AEM. If only one outlet fails, inspect its own circuit and socket contacts.

Front wipers: engine fuse 17 (30 A); front washer pump: cabin fuse 48 (15 A). Horn: engine fuse 20 (15 A). OBD II diagnostics: cabin fuse 57 (15 A), which also serves the brake switch. Right and left high beams: cabin 58 and 59 (7.5 A each).

Air-conditioning blower: main engine fuse 10 (40 A). Fuel pump relay: cabin fuse 74 (15 A). Electric windows use cabin fuse 63 (right rear), 81 (left rear), 82 (front right) and 83 (front left). A recurring blown fuse requires diagnosis of motor load and wiring.

Volvo S40 2010 model-year and regional differences

For 2010, engine ABS pump fuse 7 can be 40 A in European references but 30 A in USA sources. Diesel glow plug fuse 6 can be 60 A in DRIVe or 70 A in some five-cylinder diesels; petrol models may leave it unused. Keyless fuse 55 and sunroof fuse 62 depend on equipment. Optional equipment including heated seats, sunroof, alarm, Xenon headlights, parking assistance and navigation affects which positions are populated.

Compare Volvo S40 2011 and Volvo S40 2012 for adjacent years, or the Volvo C70 II 2010-2013, which shares related components but has different folding-hardtop protection. The Volvo C30 (2009) fuse chart provides a separate reference for the P1 hatchback. Do not transfer fuse functions from another model just because the numbering looks similar.

Volvo S40 2010 fuse box FAQ

Where is the cabin fuse box?

Under the front passenger glovebox, behind the removable lower trim.

Which fuse protects the cabin 12 V socket?

Cabin fuse 45 (15 A).

Which fuse supplies the OBD II port?

Cabin fuse 57 (15 A), also associated with the brake-light switch.

Where is the front wiper fuse?

Under-bonnet fuse 17 (30 A); the washer pump uses cabin fuse 48 (15 A).

Why do some S40 fuse positions have multiple ampere values?

The correct value depends on model year, market, engine or equipment. Check the original vehicle label and handbook rather than increasing an installed rating.

Fuse data follows the Volvo S40 2010 owner reference and corresponding European DRIVe variants; original schematic images and featured photograph retained from the Polish article.

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