Hazard lights fuse location.
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Hazard lights fuse location.
Lord, I am soo stupid...when I was making a trip into another town, I realized I had to replace the fuse that controls the blinkers...so without looking around- I got to Auto Z and quickly climbed under the dash and pulled what I thought was the fuse to the blinkers.
So having that done - I thus returned to where I removed it and can't for the life of me find where I pulled it out from?!
Does anyone have a diagram or words of wisdom. By the way the blinker fuse was on/in a panel on the front of the dash. I'm so stupid!! lol
So what I am saying here is a actually pulled the hazard fuse instead of the blinker fuse...Blinker works now...but the hazard fuse has not been put back in where I can't find it. (need to hire a midget to get under there)
So having that done - I thus returned to where I removed it and can't for the life of me find where I pulled it out from?!
Does anyone have a diagram or words of wisdom. By the way the blinker fuse was on/in a panel on the front of the dash. I'm so stupid!! lol
So what I am saying here is a actually pulled the hazard fuse instead of the blinker fuse...Blinker works now...but the hazard fuse has not been put back in where I can't find it. (need to hire a midget to get under there)
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Lord, I am soo stupid...when I was making a trip into another town, I realized I had to replace the fuse that controls the blinkers...so without looking around- I got to Auto Z and quickly climbed under the dash and pulled what I thought was the fuse to the blinkers.
So having that done - I thus returned to where I removed it and can't for the life of me find where I pulled it out from?!
Does anyone have a diagram or words of wisdom. By the way the blinker fuse was on/in a panel on the front of the dash. I'm so stupid!! lol
So what I am saying here is a actually pulled the hazard fuse instead of the blinker fuse...Blinker works now...but the hazard fuse has not been put back in where I can't find it. (need to hire a midget to get under there)
So having that done - I thus returned to where I removed it and can't for the life of me find where I pulled it out from?!
Does anyone have a diagram or words of wisdom. By the way the blinker fuse was on/in a panel on the front of the dash. I'm so stupid!! lol
So what I am saying here is a actually pulled the hazard fuse instead of the blinker fuse...Blinker works now...but the hazard fuse has not been put back in where I can't find it. (need to hire a midget to get under there)
Ummm....They do not use FUSES....They use FLASHERS, and yes, the one on the backside of the panel is a TOTAL PITFA to install...Oh dear lord....
At any rate, there should be a diagram on the backside of the Fuse Panel Access Cover...It'll show/tell it all for you...
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Well- I pulled it off and saw the list- but not a diagram. The list says number sixteen. What I am hoping for is a picture diagram of the inner side of the dash-looking into it. then I would see where it goes.
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Well GOSH DARN an knock me out cold. I swear I KNEW it was up there and I looked and looked, then got a friend who looked and looked. Then I went back with a small flash light and looked and looked. I tell you man what a world-what a world.... thankyou
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No problem...Makes sense though, after you look at 2 flashers, mounted on the backside of each other...Saves space, etc..
But I hope you have a easier time putting the rear one in that I did...
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