This doesn't include fog lights.

# AMPS
1 8 CRUISE CONTROL; LIGHTER; RADIO
2 16 HEAD LIGHTS; WIPERS; HORN
3 25 FAN
4 8 IN-TANK FUEL PUMP
5 8 NOT USED
6 8 MAIN FUEL PUMP
7 16 BRAKE LIGHTS
8 8 TRUNK, GLOVEBOX, & DOME LIGHTS; RADIO MEMORY; CLOCK; DOOR LOCKS
9 8 HAZARD LIGHTS
10 16 NOT USED
11 16 REAR DEFROSTER; OVERDRIVE
12 8 REVERSE LIGHTS; A/C CONTROL; DEFROST SWITCH
13 8 TURN SIGNALS; INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
14 8 NOT USED
15 8 LFT PARK LIGHTS; LICENSE LIGHT
16 8 RT PARK LIGHTS; PANEL LIGHTS; CHIME

8 AMP = WHITE
16 AMP = RED
25 AMP = BLUE
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Michelle B. -'85 240 auto 128K; '86 240 auto 144K; '85 240 manual 118K

This is from the 1984 owner's manual. 85 is the same AFAIK.
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Rob Bareiss, New London CT ::: '87 244DL/M47- 221K, 88 744GLE- 202K, 91 244 181K, 88 244GL 145K

That is a pretty long list as many fuses serve multiple circuits. Is there something specific giving you trouble we can help with? I was surprised to find that on the '90 240 I bought recently, the fuse cover plate did not have the fuse listing on the inside. You did look there on your car, right?

In any case I would suggest that you get a manual. If you are only going to do simple repairs, the Haynes manual is a reasonable low cost option. If interested in more detailed information, Bentley manual is much better. The Chiltons manual is a third choice, but not a close third in my opinion. Getting a copy of the owners manual is not a bad idea if you are only looking for the very basics.

Try ebay for any of the above. Plenty are available. If buying an owners manual, watch to get the right year.

Dan