What does the manual say? 5.9?

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the first good while of services are free at the dealer, why bother doing it yourself?

 

The 2019 S60 is 5.9 quarts of 5w30 A5/B5. With Volvo spec Ow20 being acceptable.

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The 2020/2021 S60 is 5.9 quarts of Volvo spec 0w20.

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Before this starts another oil thread, please...read this *whole* thread...

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Dealer says he can’t do the complimentary oil change until 10k miles. I told him the car is a year old and the maintenance reminder is on. He advised me to do it myself. Instead of arguing with him over a $60 service I just did it myself.

I checked the user manual but no mention on oil capacity for some reason.


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Dealer says he can't do the complimentary oil change until 10k miles. I told him the car is a year old and the maintenance reminder is on. He advised me to do it myself. Instead of arguing with him over a $60 service I just did it myself.

I checked the user manual but no mention on oil capacity for some reason.

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Are you in the US? If so, that's BS. It can be done at 1 year or earlier. But your other posts say you bought it in July, so that would be too early.

 

Then the dealer was right. The sales person should have reset the service reminder at the time of sale but they didn't. The services go from in service date (delivery to customer, not dealer)

 

FACTORY SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM "Volvo recommends that you bring your vehicle in for service at least once a year regardless of mileage. In such cases Volvo will cover the recommended services at 1 per year for the first 3 years."

 

Yes, starting from in service date. He bought it in July so this is too early.

 

Note in the manual it says the system can NOT correctly detect changes when draining or filling and the car must be driven 20 miles before a measurement will be accurate. It goes on to say that if you get an oil light with a message that says Engine oil level service required, that would then be an indicator that you put too much in.

 

Hey all
Pardon for resurrecting an old tread.

Did the second oil change on our 2021 V60CC. Drained it completely along with a new oil filter.

Refilled with 5 quarts (capacity is 5.9qts). Drove the car for about half an hour, reset the oil reminder too.

Electronic oil level indicator on the center dash says max.

Should I continue driving with 5qts and wait for the oil level sensor to refresh or add the additional .9 qts?

This is the reason I preferred the good old dipstick. You could wipe it clean and always get a good indication.

Curious about your thoughts.


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I would start by putting the correct amount of oil in. Why would you put less in?

 

I would start by putting the correct amount of oil in. Why would you put less in?

Because that's generally how you do an oil change? You out a quart less to account for oil in the lines, etc. Run the engine and let it circulate, vent out air, and add as needed / indicated by the dipstick.

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I've done thousands of oil changes by simply draining the oil and refilling the full amount.

I would add the last quart.