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Shift Lock Problem Fixed-FUSE #7 was corroded 200 1992

posted by  1990Volvo240 on  Mon May 16 19:53 CST 2011
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Thanks guys for all the responses, tips and help.

Art, didn't know about fuse #7. Thought the shift lock was only tied to fuse #12. I overlooked the fact that it was also tied to fuse #7 when I browsed through the Bentley manual before I did any troubleshooting.

I had removed fuse #12, checked it out and there was no corrosion. When you mentioned fuse #7 I checked that out this afternoon. It wasn't blown but I removed it and the ends were worn and had a little bit of corrosion on it.

As prevention I removed all the old fuses (some of them were worn and some were slightly corroded) and replaced them with the Flosser brand fuses with the copper contacts-which I have read on here seem to be a bit more reliable. I also lightly wire brushed the fuse block contacts.

Again thanks for all the help.

Travis






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