2001 s80 lighter fuse

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Tool - 10 Mar 2007 17:47 GMT

Does anyone know which fuse is for the front, and rear lighter
sockets? Both are out, and their is no sign of a blown fuse in the
panel under the hood.

Tks,
Tool

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Brian V - 11 Mar 2007 00:27 GMT

> Does anyone know which fuse is for the front, and rear lighter
> sockets? Both are out, and their is no sign of a blown fuse in the
> panel under the hood.
>
> Tks,
> Tool

Open the passenger door and you will see the other fuse panel on the side of
the dash.

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Tool - 15 Mar 2007 22:32 GMT

> > Does anyone know which fuse is for the front, and rear lighter
> > sockets? Both are out, and their is no sign of a blown fuse in the
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> Open the passenger door and you will see the other fuse panel on the side of
> the dash.

I removed the plastic panel, on the inside of the passenger door
dashboard, and do not see any fuse panel, or fuses. Any other place to
look?

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Glenn - 16 Mar 2007 03:46 GMT

>>> Does anyone know which fuse is for the front, and rear lighter
>>> sockets? Both are out, and their is no sign of a blown fuse in the
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> dashboard, and do not see any fuse panel, or fuses. Any other place to
> look?

Remove the panel under steering column to gain access to the central
electronic module (CEM) there you will find the fuse for the 12V outlets
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BigDick - 16 Mar 2007 12:37 GMT

For US spec cars.
Open the drivers door.
Remove the panel on the end of the dash pad.
The fuses are located behind this panel.
Fuse number 13 powers up the lighter sockets.
Look on the inside cover of removed panel
for the fuse layout to help locate fuse 13 or other fuses.
There are not any under dash fuese for this year model.
BD
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>>>> Does anyone know which fuse is for the front, and rear lighter
>>>> sockets? Both are out, and their is no sign of a blown fuse in the
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> Volvo Certified Technician
> ASE Certified Technician

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Bailey, Joan and Dan - 16 Mar 2007 15:47 GMT

I had a similar problem. There is a diagram I think on the plastic panel
identifying which fuse controls what electrical device in the car. Of
course, the panel in the car on the driver's side is where this fuse is
located.

Of the few complaints I have with my S80 T6, electrical problems (fuses
blown and replacing lights) is the main one. Otherwise, I really do enjoy
my car.

>> > Does anyone know which fuse is for the front, and rear lighter
>> > sockets? Both are out, and their is no sign of a blown fuse in the
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> dashboard, and do not see any fuse panel, or fuses. Any other place to
> look?

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