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Page 7:60 Replacing bulbs
Page 7:61 Replacing bulbs
Page 7:62 Replacing bulbs
Page 7:63 Replacing bulbs
Page 7:64 Fuses





Page 7:59 Alternator, jump starting

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Note:
This car is equipped with an
alternator

When changing the battery or when carrying
out work involving the electrical system, the
following should be observed.

1 A battery connection to the wrong terminal
   will damage the diodes. Before connec-
   tion are made, check the polarity of the
   battery with a voltmeter.

2 If booster batteries are used for starting,
   they must be properly connected to prevent
   the diodes from being damaged.
   For correct connection, see next section,
   titled jump starting.

3 If a fast charger is used for charging the
   battery, the battery leads should be
   disconnected.

4 Never disconnect the battery circuit (for
   example, to change the battery) while the
   engine is running, as this will immediately
   ruin the alternator.
   Always make sure that all the battery
   connections are properly tightened.

5 If any electrical welding work is performed
   on the vehicle, the ground lead and all the
   connecting cables of the alternator must be
   disconnected and the welder wires placed
   as near the welding point as possible.

Jump starting

WARNING!

To prevent possible explosion, never
expose battery to open flame or electric
spark. Do not smoke near battery. Bat-
teries generate hydrogen gas which is
flammables and explosive.
Battery fluid contains sulfric acid.
Do not allow battery to contact
eyes, skin, fabrics or painted surfaces.
If contact occurs, flush affected area
immediately with water.
Obtain medical attention if eyes
are affected.

Jump Starting

 

CAUTION

Improper hook-up of jumper
cables could result in damage to equipment
and/or battery.


Check that cars are not touching. (To prevent
premature completion of negative circuit).
Using jumper cables, first connect booster
battery positive terminal (+) to car battery
positive terminal (+). Then connect booster
battery negative terminal (-) to a stationary
solid metal part on the engine at a point away
from the battery. Do not connect to any part
of fuel system or any moving parts. Avoid
touching hot manifold.
After engine has started remove negative
terminal (-) jumper cable first then positive
terminal (+) jumper cable.
















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Replacing bulbs


The replacement of bulbs in the varios
lighting units is shown on the following pages.
Make sure when installing bulbs, that the
guide pin on the socket fits into its corre-
sponding recess.
When installing bulbs, do not touch the glass
with your fingers. The reason for this is that
grease, oil or any other impurities can be
carbonized onto the bulb and damage the
reflector.
Use bulbs of correct type and voltage. Failure
to do so could activate the bulb failure warn-
ing light.

Replacing sealed beam headlamp
units


1 Press the two plastic screws down an turn
   them 1/4 turn and remove them.
2 Lift up the rim slightly and remove it
   forwards.
3 Remove the Philips screws and rim. Lift out
   the headlamp unit.
4 Disconnect the socket contact.

Installation is done in the opposite way.

Check headlight alignment.



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Replacing bulbs replacing bulbs


Tail lamps bulbs

All tail lamp bulbs are replaced from inside of trunk.
1 Unscrew and remove tail lamp rim. Note that rim is hooked at the up-
    per edge. Lift the lower end out/up and unhook upper edge.
2 Turn bulb holder approx. 3/8" counterclockwise, and remove it.
3 Depress bulb in bulb holder, turn it slightly counterclockwise, and
    remove it.
4 Install a new bulb. Install buld holder in tail lamp. NOTE: One of the
    bulb holder tabs is wider and fits only in the corresponding recess.
    Turn the bulb holder clockwise. Check that bulb illuminates. Re-
    place tail lamp rim.



Bulbs


1 Stop lights
2 Back up lights
3 Rear turn signal
4 Tail light
5 Reflector
6 Tail light, side marker light


Power
CP (W)

32 (21)
32 (21)
32 (21)
  4 (  5)
-
  4 (  5)


Socket


Ba 15 s
Ba 15 s
Ba 15 s
Ba 15 s
-
Ba 15 s


US Bulbs No


1073
1073
1073
67
-
67







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Front light bulbs License plate light Trunk light


Front light bulbs

Loosen the Phillips srews and remove the
lens. The bulbs can now be removed by pres-
sing them inwards and turning them slightly
counterclockwise.

Bulbs

1 Front position,
    Side marker lights
2 Front turn signal

*US Bulb No 1157 NA
Power
CP (W)
32 (3)

32 (3)


Socket

Ba 15 d*

Ba 15 d*


License plate light

Insert a screwdriver as shown and carefully pry
loose the lamp housing. Take care not to
damage the paint. Pull out the lamp hous-
ing and replace the bulb. Insert the front edge
of the lamp housing and press up the rear edge
by hand.



Bulbs

License plate light
Power

4 W
Socket

Ba 9 s

Trunk light

Remove screw holding the light assembly. Lift
out and ti the right to remove.
Replace the bulb.
Reinstall by first inserting the guide into the
left side, then press in the light assembly and
install the srew.



Bulbs

Trunk light
Power

15 W
Socket

S 8,5




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Interior light with spotlight Interior light with spotlight Engine compartment light



Interior light with spotlight

To remove the lens, squeeze it at the points
shown using your fingers and lift out one edge
at the time.
When installing the lens, make sure the recess
for the spotlight switch is pointing downwards




Bulbs


1 Interior light
2 Spotlight
Power


5 W
4 W
Socket


S 8,5
Ba 9 S
No. of
bulbs


5 W
4 W

Engine compartment light

Remove the screw holding the lamp and lift it
to the right.
Replace the bulb.
To install the lamp, first insert the guides on
the right side in the recess, then press in the
lamp and install the srew.


Bulbs

Engine compartment light
Power

15 W
Socket

S 8,5

    Replacing bulbs for instrument lighting and heater control lighting

    Due to the location of the bulbs, their replacement should be carried out by a Volvo
    dealer.




Page 7:64 Fuses
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Fuses

Replacing fuses

The fuse box is positioned in fron of the left
front door pillar.
When replacing fuses, check that right
amperage is used
knob at thebotto.m a ¼ turn.
Never use fuses of higher amperage. If one
fuse repeatedly fails, take the car to your
Volvo dealer for fault-tracing.
Reading downwards the fuses protect the
following:
Fuses

  


  1 Cigarette lighter
     Headlight wipers/washers
     Electrically operated side mirrors
     Tailgate wiper
     Radio (optional)
     Cruise control
  2 Windscreen wiper/washer
     Horn
  3 Heater blower
  4 Seat belt warning
     Ignition key buzzer
  5 Fuel feed pump
  6 Brake light
     Relay, interior light
  7 Fuel pump
  8 Interior light
     Glove box light
     Clock
     Trunk light
     Engine compartment light
     Central locking
     El. radioantenna
  9 Hazard warning lights
10 Elect. op. windows
     El heated passenger seat
11 Overdrive
     Rear window demist
12 Back up lights
     Relay, Window lifts
     Heated driver's seat
     Air conditioning
13 Instruments
     Turn signals
     Seat belt warning
     Temperature warning light
     Relay, fuel injection
14 Spare
15 Parking light, left side
     License plate lights
     Side marker light (Wagon)
16 Parking light, right side
     Lights on instruments and controls
     Buzzer, headlights and key
17 Fuse storage, spare

Fuse rating

  8 A





16 A

16 A
  8 A

  8 A
  8 A

16 A
  8 A






  8 A
16 A

16 A

  8 A



  8 A





  8 A


  8 A







Text and pictures from owners manual yearmodel 1980

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