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VIEW    READ ONLY    PRINT   SAVE   A    A  I'm still conFUSED... 200 1989 posted by  lucid on  Sat Apr 4 06:04 CST 2009 Author: [PROFILE] [EVERY POST] [THREADS] [BEST POSTS]     [IGNORE ALL POSTS] last visit: Sat Nov 21 07:40 CST 2009 [RELATED] "The fuel red fuel pump fuse carries a lot of current (25 A rating?), so a marginal connection made it prone for melting." Hi Glen, I'm still in the dark about exactly what fuse you fixed. As Art Benstein noted above, the "red fuel pump fuse" (16 amp) in the '89 fuse panel is not wired to anything (on U.S. 240s), and the car will run with it completely removed. In effect it's just a spare fuse until the '91 model, where it becomes active and replaces the underhood 25 Amp blade fuse. -- Bruce Young, '93 940-NA (current), 240s (one V8), 140s, 122s, since '63. Mark this post as an answer to my question<- Use this feature to mark quality replies to your post. Select, copy to buffer, and paste anywhere: <a href="http://www.brickboard.com/RWD/volvo/1341782/220/240/260/280/im_still_confused.html">I'm still conFUSED...</a>

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• Tricky blown fuse... [200]
  posted by  Ryan_R  on Fri Apr 3 22:07 CST 2009 > V
  • Tricky blown fuse... [200]
    posted by  GlenP  on Tue Apr 7 10:03 CST 2009 > V

• What number fuse and what year 240? (NMI) [200]
  posted by  lucid  on Fri Apr 3 15:35 CST 2009 > V
  • What number fuse and what year 240? (NMI) [200]
    posted by  GlenP  on Fri Apr 3 16:43 CST 2009 > V
    • What number fuse and what year 240? (NMI) [200]
      posted by  GlenP  on Tue Apr 7 10:07 CST 2009 > V
    • Coincidence? [200][1989]
      posted by  Art Benstein  on Fri Apr 3 17:49 CST 2009 > V

• Tricky blown fuse... [200]
  posted by  pageda ONLINE  on Fri Apr 3 14:14 CST 2009 > V
  • ReUKBUUgOlZIfgQ [200][1987]
    posted by  someone claiming to be wnbqwzztlct  on Fri May 1 23:41 CST 2009 > V
  • Tricky blown fuse... [200]
    posted by  GlenP  on Fri Apr 3 16:49 CST 2009 > V
    • I'm still conFUSED... [200][1989]
      posted by  lucid  on Sat Apr 4 06:04 CST 2009 > V
      • I'm still conFUSED... [200][1989]
        posted by  moneypitbrick  on Wed Apr 8 13:12 CST 2009 > V
      • I'm still conFUSED... [200][1989]
        posted by  GlenP  on Tue Apr 7 10:01 CST 2009 > V
    • Tricky blown fuse... [200]
      posted by  pageda ONLINE  on Fri Apr 3 17:18 CST 2009 > V
    • Only use boss fuses metal and glass very reliable in fact no problems since I started using them yrs ago [200]
      posted by  someone claiming to be joekidd  on Fri Apr 3 17:05 CST 2009 > V
      • Only use boss fuses metal and glass very reliable in fact no problems since I started using them yrs ago [200]
        posted by  someone claiming to be Berlis  on Fri Apr 3 20:30 CST 2009 > V
        • Only use boss fuses metal and glass very reliable in fact no problems since I started using them yrs ago [200]
          posted by  Sven's Maintainer  on Sat May 2 19:44 CST 2009 > V

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