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Starting at low prices, AutoBuffy stocks multiple power window relays from top OE-quality brands to fit the Volvo 240. The power window relay is a small electrical switch that routes current from the fuse box to the window motor circuit. When it fails, one or all windows stop responding — a safety and convenience issue worth fixing promptly.
Power window relays vary by amperage rating, relay configuration, and whether they control a single window or the entire window circuit. Matching the correct relay type and terminal layout to your Volvo 240's fuse box is the most important buying decision — an incorrect amperage rating can cause premature failure or blown fuses. OEM-equivalent relays are generally the safest choice, but heavy-duty upgrades are worth considering on high-mileage vehicles.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-Equivalent Relay | Straightforward like-for-like replacement on a well-maintained Volvo 240 | Exact terminal layout, correct amperage rating, and plug-and-play fit with no wiring modifications |
| Heavy-Duty Relay | High-mileage Volvo 240 or one that has burned through relays more than once | Higher-rated contacts that resist heat and arcing better than standard relays under repeated cycling |
| Integrated Relay Module | Volvo 240 applications where the relay is built into a multi-function body control or window control module | Single-unit replacement that handles multiple window circuits, reducing the risk of mismatched components |
| Universal Relay with Harness Adapter | Situations where an exact OEM part is discontinued or backordered for your Volvo 240 | Flexible terminal configuration with an included adapter pigtail; requires careful amperage and coil-voltage matching |
Locate the correct relay slot using the fuse box diagram, then pull the old relay straight out of its socket — no tools are needed for most plug-in relay types. Press the new relay firmly into the socket until it seats fully, reinstall the fuse box cover, and test all window switches before closing up. If windows still do not operate after relay replacement, check the window motor and switch with a multimeter before assuming the new relay is defective.