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How to Replace the Auxiliary Battery in a Volvo XC60?

Model: Volvo Xc60 - Years 2017-2026
Part: Battery

To replace the auxiliary battery in a Volvo XC60, open the hood to access the components inside the engine compartment. Here, you will find the battery in its housing on the right side near the corresponding shock absorber. Loosen the screws that secure the device to its seat and disconnect the corresponding connectors. The old battery can then be removed to install the new one. Secure and connect the new battery to ensure everything functions properly.

Posted on 4 October 2026 by ScegliAuto

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