Help, Auxiliary Fuse Block 1987, where is it??
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Help, Auxiliary Fuse Block 1987, where is it??
I need a little help. I cannot find my Auxiliary Fuse Block which is listed as behind the center of the IP. I do not see it. Any help would be appreciated. I am changing the hazard relay......
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Behind the DIC (drivers information cluster) there is a fuse block. You have to remove the radio/climate control bezel. 4 or so screws hold it on. Once that is removed you need to remove the DIC and you should be able to see what you need. Cake job.
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I've never found an aux. fuse box on my 87, but the hazard flasher is located behind the drivers info. center...where the SES light comes on. Good luck. If there's a fuse box back there I'd like to know what fuses are in there? relays yes, flasher yes, fuses...I don't think so.
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Originally Posted by rick lambert
I've never found an aux. fuse box on my 87, but the hazard flasher is located behind the drivers info. center...where the SES light comes on. Good luck. If there's a fuse box back there I'd like to know what fuses are in there? relays yes, flasher yes, fuses...I don't think so.
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Thanks.
I can now see it. The Service Manual and Electrical Diagnosis SM Supplement call out the Auxiliary Fuse Block which is beside the Hazard Relay, Horn Relay, and a few other components.
So I just remove the Information Cluster which is held in place by four screws?
I can now see it. The Service Manual and Electrical Diagnosis SM Supplement call out the Auxiliary Fuse Block which is beside the Hazard Relay, Horn Relay, and a few other components.
So I just remove the Information Cluster which is held in place by four screws?
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By the way, the Auxiliary Fuse Block contains the Theft Fuse (15A) according to the ESM.
It shows four slots. I will let you know once I pull mine out.
It shows four slots. I will let you know once I pull mine out.
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There are four fuse slots, but the Owners Manual, Service Manual, and my Vette use only three of the slots.
Hatch Auto (3)
Theft (15)
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CINJ/CLU (5) (Listed as Crank in the Owners Manual)
Hatch Auto (3)
Theft (15)
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CINJ/CLU (5) (Listed as Crank in the Owners Manual)