supraboytt

i recently posted a thread regarding my passenger side xenon and corner light being out

I thought it mught be a fuse related issue -and one of the other memebers said a fuse change fixed his problem

I found the fuse box-always wondered what that little *** in the pasenger side footwell was
but there is no diagram to let you know what fuses correspond to what

I don;t have the manual

-so I was wondering if you guys could tell me which fuse corresponds to the passenger side xenon?

I laready have the fuses- thanks for all the help

DC

clong

The manual says lights are on the top row, the "black fuse carrier", but I am certain my problem was on the 4th or 5th row from the top.

Here is what the manual says: Top Row
1. left side marker & tail light (5amp)
2. right side marker and tail light (5amp)
3. right low beam (15amp)
4. left low beam (15amp)
5. left high beam (10amp)
6. right high beam & high indicator light (10amp)
7. emergency flasher (15amp)
8. horn (15amp)
9. diag. function for instruments, relay for solor roof (5amp)
10. wipers (25amp)

supraboytt

I checked every ****ing fuse in that box- all fine

do you think this is covered under warranty?

how did you know which fuse to switch?


thanks for the help

DC

houseofsound

to check continuity between each of the contacts on the fuse.

supraboytt

darnit radio shack is closed

if only i knew the specific fuse I could just replace it

isn;t there a fuse map or something

my old chevy cavalier used to have one

houseofsound

What exactly is out? Low beams? High beams? Parking lights? They are all separate circuits so if there is more than one of the above out, it is probably not a fuse.

PaulW

Be careful, different fuses are used in different locations for different year cars