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posted by  rogersvolvos on  Sat Feb 11 23:39 CST 2012
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    posted by  planetman on  Sun Feb 12 10:04 CST 2012
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    Hello,

    Volvo still sells a replacement fuse, but it does not fit well as it is a modified glass fuse.

    The old 25 amp short fuse also fits some older Mercedes Benz.

    We still have some of the original style 25 amp short ceramic fuses.
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    Eric
    Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
    Torrance, CA 90502








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      posted by  malloy1 on  Sun Feb 12 11:53 CST 2012
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      The long ones can be found easily (they were used through the 240 models - The fuse style is called "GBC"), but the short 25A fuse (The fuse style is called "GBF") is hard to find. I think most fuses (just the GBC Fuses) at the corner auto store sells glass encased fuses, the OEM ones are ceramic.

      I think these are the ones at are still available today that don't fit well:

      http://www.coxhardware.com/p-14023-gbf-automotive-fuse-25-amp.aspx

      Paul







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