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driver side door wires and relays location 200

posted by  4serge on  Mon Jan 25 19:46 CST 2010
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Hi, it seems I have some shorts in the wires for central lock since it works intermittently and clicks when I move the door ... What is the best way to get access to them? It seems like I would need to pull fuse panel for that?

to rant on the similar subject, has anyone moved relays to more convenient central location? Are the newer Volvo models also have them scattered all around the car? It seems Volvo neglected their electric department when 200 model was on the drawing board ;)

For a quick fix I just pulled the fuse for central lock, but i also missing a dome light now..






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