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instrument panel lights 200 1987

The illuminating lights are not related to the warning lights, thus one set can work with the others out.

All the illuminating lights go through fuse #16 and the rheostat up by the headlight switch.

The control panel lights are connected together, brown (BN) is hot side, black (SB) is ground. If you grounded a BN wire, and the fuse #16 is still good, there's a chance that the resistor in the rheostat blew.

Fuses can be sneaky. I have removed a fuse that looked OK, only to have the lead element come out in 2 pieces. Check there first, then the rheostat.

Good Luck,

Bob

:>)


PS If you intend to keep the car several years, the Volvo Service Manuals are a great resource. The wiring diagram books provide information not shown in Haunes, Bentley, or elsewhere. Mine is TP31076/1 www.volvocars.com/lit






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