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Update I 200 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be CB on  Sun Mar 17 01:01 CST 2019 [RELATED]

HiHo there.
If you could see a crack in the fuse...then odds are that is the problem.
Don't even bother putting it back in for a "test".
--Replace the other fuse, for the in-tank pump, and the under hood 25Amp fuse.

Those ceramic fuses can fail, even if they look visually OK, and you can actually see the fault. Why do you think Volvo added those 4 spaces to hold extra fuses at the bottom of the panel.

A small hole in bellows would not cause what you describe.

Cheers






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