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1987 Volvo 245 Losing Power Intermittently

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Mon Oct 6 08:25 CST 2014
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Long after we sold our 1982 240 because of the same problem (that nobody including the dealer could solve) I learned that the 240's have a 25 amp fuse located on the side of the engine compartment that powers the fuel system and it is known for becoming corroded and causing problems like this. I can't remember which side of the engine bay it's on, but it can't be too hard to find.






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