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Old 01-19-2006, 08:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Ok, where the hell is the Fuse box?

My interior lights fuse blew and I can't find the fuc-ing fuse box. I am a freaking idiot.
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Old 01-19-2006, 08:29 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Take off the knee bolster ( lower panel Lt side of dash), below the steering wheel. Couple of screws I think are holdin it up. Fuse panel is right there.
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Like johnebgoode said, take the bolster off and it's on the left side. Just make sure when you put the bolster back on, you align in correctly. It's kind of hard to explain but look on the lower right of your bolster when you take it off. There is a hole where a pin goes. Make sure you put the pin in that hole before trying to push the bolster on.
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RTFM

Read The Freakin Manual
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Old 01-19-2006, 10:23 PM   #5 (permalink)
 
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RTFM

Read The Freakin Manual
THe F'in manual is AWOL or I would have. I am not stupid. Just dumb.
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I had to ask also. Don't feel bad. And the manual does not help. It just says the fuse box is left of the cluster. It says nothing about having to remove the bulster under the steering wheel. I guess I am dumb also. But certainly not stupid.
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Same place it was when you asked back in October!

Where is the fuse box for the passenger compartment fuses?
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Same place it was when you asked back in October!

Where is the fuse box for the passenger compartment fuses?
Right and I couldnt find it back then, of course that was before I went away for a while. I looked and looked. But I found it now. Thanks.
I never saw the picture though. Hmm.. anyways, thanks again guys.
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Is there a commonly found problem in the interior light circut? I took the car in for it (Mainly because I couldn't FIND the fusebox, but other stuff was being done) they said they changed the fuse, and all the lights came back on. Just before the accident they went out again. I pulled the bad fuse and stuck a new fuse in. It blew before being pushed all the way in.

Is there a commonly found issue with a certain light grounding out, or the harness being pinched somewhere? Or do i have to pull the Battery cable to change?
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