Volvo 940 was produced in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998. During this time, the model was updated. In this article, you will find information with a description of the fuses and relays of the Volvo 940 with a diagram of the unit and its location. Let’s highlight the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter.

The purpose of fuses and relays may differ from that shown and depends on the year of manufacture, level of electrical equipment and region of delivery of your vehicle.

Fuse and relay box

The main block with fuses and relays is located in the passenger compartment, in the middle of the panel, behind the ashtray. To access the block, it must be removed.

Fuses

No.ADescription
125AMain fuel pump, fuel injection system, ignition system, oxygen sensor heater (B200, B230FT)
225AHazard warning lights, headlight flashers, central locking, anti-theft alarm
330APower Seats, Trailer (’93-’95)
415ABrake lights, gear shift lock
515AGlove box light, clock, radio, interior light, trunk light, door open warning light, power antenna, vanity mirror, anti-theft alarm
630AElectronic Climate Control (ECC), Fan – Climate Control Unit
715AFront fog lights, rear fog lights
830AElectric windows
915AKey reminder, seat belt reminder, manual climate control (MCC), air conditioner relay (’90-’92), warning light (seat belt), turn signals, heated front seats, electric windows, shift lock, trailer tow
1030AHeated rear window, electric sunroof, electric and heated mirrors
1115AFuel tank fuel pump (LH-2.4 MFI), oxygen sensor (HO2S) Heating (B200F, B230FB/FD)
1215AReversing lights, cruise control, overdrive (manual transmission), 4th gear cut-off (automatic transmission), lamp failure warning light, anti-theft alarm, exhaust gas temperature sensor (Japan)
1315APulsair – Solenoid Valve, Fuel Valve (Diesel), Preheater Mechanism (Diesel), Exhaust Gas Recirculation (Diesel), Pulse Secondary Air Injection (PAIR), Solenoid (B230FD)
1415APower mirrors, cigarette lighter , radio, rear wiper (station wagon), ambient temperature sensor
1525AHorn, Windshield Wiper/Washer, Headlight Wiper/Washer, Power Seats
1630AHeater Fan, Air Conditioner, Electronic Climate Control (ECC) Control Module, ECC Solenoids
1715ALeft headlight (high beam), high beam indicator
1815ARight headlight (high beam), front fog lights (Japan)
1915ALeft headlight (low beam), fog light relay, beam width control
2015ARight headlight (low beam), beam width adjustment
2115ALeft side lights (front and rear), number plate light, ashtray light, heater control panel light, rear window defroster and sunroof switch light, left instrument panel light, radio light, ambient air temperature gauge
2215ASeat belt light, right side lights (front and rear), center console compartment light, fog light relay, seat heater switch light, gear selector panel light, rear ashtray light
2325AHeated front seats
24’90–’92: SRS (Air Bag) Test Socket
25A’94–’95: ABS
15A’94–’95: ABS
2515A’90-’92: Rear fog lights
’93–’95: Rear fog lights (US, CND, Japan), switchable low beam (Nordic, Netherlands, Belgium)
2625ARadio, Amplifier, CD Changer

Fuse number 14 is responsible for the operation of the cigarette lighter.

On 1990-1993 vehicles equipped with anti-lock brakes (ABS), the system is protected by an additional 10-amp fuse located under the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel.

Relay

No.Purpose
ALamp failure warning sensor
BSeat belt reminder/key warning
CIntermittent wiper
DIntermittent wiper mode (rear tailgate – wagon)
EFuel injection
FFront fog lights
GHeadlight flasher
HExhaust Gas Temperature Sensor (Japan)
IOverdrive
JOverload (power windows/seat heater)
KFront headlight
LCentral lock
MRear fog light
NHigh Beam Overload (except US, CND)
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