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,91 245 Stock Volvo Radio/Amp issues 200

posted by  ONLY240 on  Sat Mar 28 07:27 CST 2009
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I would appreciate if anyone could give me some guidance to this situation:

A few years back I had to change out an O2 sensor on my '91 245 but in doing so I must have removed the - and then + battery terminals and then put them back in the incorrect order causing a problem.

Prior to doing this the stock Volvo radio worked fine but afterwards (after putting in the security code) all I get is the turner showing the channels but no audio. I assumed that there may be an amp fuse was blown as the radio channels appeared. Even so I took out the radio and checked the fuse in the radio and it was good.

I tried to get to a fuse between the tuner and the amp located near the floor bell housing behind the instrument console but no matter how much I removed, I could not find where that fuse (if there is one) is located.

Can you direct me to the location of the amp fuse (if there is one) and how to get to it so I can finally get some tunes/news on long trips.

Thanks in advance





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