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Need help locating a fuse and a resistor 700

posted by  diyer on  Thu Sep 17 07:17 CST 2009
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I mentioned in another post that I was unable to locate a fuse and a resistor, but I forgot to ask if anyone knew where they were. My Alldata electrical diagram for a 91, Volvo, 740, Speedomter/Odometer circuit, shows a resistor on the negative line between the speedo transmitter and the speedo and there is a fuse for this circuit also, but it is not located in the main fuse block area. I have a friend who specializes in electronics repairs, although I do not patronize his business, I just talk to him from time to time about electronic stuff, and I directed him to this site and asked him to read up on the 700/900 FAQ Speedo 45 mph issue and the capacitor replacement thing, and when I mentioned the resistor thing and the fuse he said, "That needs to be looked at first." I told him I didnt know but it just seemed like common sense to me too. Btw, I dont think the fuse is in the main fuse box area, I think it is somewhere else in the circuit. Anyone know? Time will tell what develops.

diyer






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