Locating Engine ID Label on 2015 XC60

gutebo · Post by **gutebo** » 12 Jan 2019, 11:57

Hello,
Can anyone tell me where I can find the Engine ID Label on my 2015 XC60 T5? The engine is, according to information I received with the car, a 2.0 4 cyl. T11, but I would like to confirm it. Any help will be appreciated.

Post by **jimmy57** » 12 Jan 2019, 17:17

Look for a label on the timing belt cover. The RH engine mount bracket conceals some of it so a mirror on a stick deal may be needed.

Post by **RickHaleParker** » 12 Jan 2019, 20:45

gutebo · Post by **gutebo** » 13 Jan 2019, 21:07

Thanks Jim and Rick,
I did find the Engine Label on the timing belt cover. See Eng Lbl-1 and Eng Lbl-2.
The Engine Label reads as follows:
Part No. (P) 36010160
Serial No. (1) 2634259

According to the Owner's Manual, Volvo offered four different 4-cylinder engines for the 2015 XC60.
The engine designations were: B4204T9, B4204T10, B420411 and B404T12.
With the help of the Parts and Serial numbers, can anyone tell me if I have a T9, T10, T11 or T12 engine?
Any help will be appreciated.

Post by **RickHaleParker** » 14 Jan 2019, 02:51

It looks like Part No. 36010160 = B4204T11 BUT it is not clear if 36010160 is a engine exchange number or specifically the B4204T11 build.

Run your VIN number thru the Volvo Tech VIN Decoder, it should list what engine was installed.

gutebo · Post by **gutebo** » 14 Jan 2019, 08:55

Thanks Rick,
The decoder shows the same engine B4204T11. How did you get the B4204T11 from the part No. 36010160?

Post by **RickHaleParker** » 14 Jan 2019, 10:17

Googled "Volvo 36010160" then went through the links see what it leads to. As I indicated above I never got a definite description.

gutebo · Post by **gutebo** » 14 Jan 2019, 11:17

Thanks Rick,
I will try.

Post by **regent** » 07 Feb 2019, 11:36

Not sure if this was solved; I just happen to have a 2015 XC60T5 with the T11...

You can look up the engines here:
https://parts.volvocarslisle.com/p/Volv ... 10160.html

and then narrow down by your Chassis Number. Hope this helps.