Re: Fuse Help
It is a 90.
|
Re: Fuse Help
Quote:
Here is an image of an ATO fuse that you can "zoom" to see the exposed ports that I mentioned. You can go down and around an entire fuse block and check in a matter of minutes. Just determine which should be powered "constant" and from "key on"! http://shop.pkys.com/Blue-Sea-System...15A_p_809.html Do you have a FSM? If yes see the pages in book 2 that I mentioned. |
Re: Fuse Help
Quote:
The AUX FUSE BLOCK: (apologies for the pic quality - the camera lacks a macro capability. I'll replace it when I get a chance.) http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x...psaa38e69e.jpg The block is located under the passenger hush panel. The panel is held by two screws on the bottom edge, and one screw under the bottom right of the cover for the main fuse panel. (that panel cover is held by 3 screws). Find the AUX FUSE BLOCK located right of center of the hush panel, directly above where a passenger's right ankle might rest. The AUX BLOCK might be obscured by some wire harnesses that might have to be pushed aside to view/access the fuses thereon. from the top:
Sometimes when in the midst of troubleshooting problems consisting of several circuits which are further complicated by layers of switches and relays, and the occasional misprint in the manual, what controls what can get confused: - as apparently I became during my trek through these very circuits only a couple months ago. So, my apologies if I confused anyone earlier.:o:o:o |
Re: Fuse Help
Quote:
Something that needs to be mentioned is that this is a '90 only configuration. In '91 I believe there are 2 AUX receptacles Cliff - your images weren't there when I was doing mine. I went and confirmed in the FSM the FP1 placement. You can't read the lower row of fuses in your image any way so left to right: STOP/HAZ, WPR, ECM, FP1 |
Re: Fuse Help
The '91 with the addition of the additional accessory harness in the console the CIGAR was moved to the AUX 2 as well as the "keyed on" wire of the accessory harness.
|
Re: Fuse Help
Quote:
|
Re: Fuses on a 90' and 91'
Quote:
|
Re: Fuse Help
10 AMP is radio, B CONV is cigar lighter and B+ for the accessory harness in console, I CONV is "switched" wire in console.
10 AMP top is L INST which does a multitude of LEFT functions, left door courtesy, LH window switch, Heater and AC control, DIC. Power mirror and radio control lamps. There's a R INST 10 AMP in the main block. It does get confusing on the '91. The fuse value in the AUX 2 is deceiving, in your snapshot the value of the fuse is above the fuse and the function of the fuse is under the fuse. Next time you look the lower 10 AMP says RADIO below it. It took me a little to sort out your snapshot, it's dramatically different from the labeling of the AUX 1 where value and function are combined. OP is likely ready to kick all our a$$es but I really believe he just needs to concentrate on the CRUISE fuse, the CTSY fuse and check each component separately if those fuses are good. I believe he should be good to go with no major issues! That's all I intended was to get the OP to concentrate on only those 2 fuses and circuits so that he could disregard the removal of the RH hush-panel etc. |
Re: Fuse Help
Quote:
'90 cigar was covered yesterday - CTSY 15 AMP. |
Re: Fuse Help
I'm so confused. LOL
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 05:46 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright ZR-1 Net Registry 2020