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Volvo C30 T5 Fuse Blowing

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Old Nov 8th, 2017, 11:37   #1
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I have been having problems with fuse #33 which is 20amp blowing on my C30. It throws up an engine management light for the bank 1 lambda sensor but also last night for the first time brake failure came up on the dash and all the dials stopped working including the indicators. Once I stopped and pulled the key out the ignition and started the car again it was back to normal with just the engine management light on. Any help with solving this would be great.
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Old Nov 8th, 2017, 19:16   #2
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Had a problem with my s40 blowing a fuse, turned out the wiring loom at the front of the engine was shot , hope this helps
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Was it a certain fuse that kept blowing or multipul fuses where was the damage on the loom?
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it started with a certain fuse, No 35 in my case if i remember rightly and when investigated loads of wires had disintigrated , front of engine , surprised it ran at all !!!

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Hello,
Just a follow up on this in case anyone else has the same problem it ended up being the brake vacuum pump that had burnt out (it is on the passenger front side of the engine bay part number 30793023) replaced it with a second hand one and has been fine ever since.
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