Electrical - This should be so easy...but...
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Electrical - This should be so easy...but...
I have a 1993. Automatic, LT1, Coupe
I am missing voltage on numerious fuses. It's not like the voltage is on one leg of the fuse and not the other (like a blow fuse). I don't have voltage getting to either leg of the fuse on the inside fuse box. I truly don't know what all of them do... So even if you have one bit of info, I apprecite it.
(1993 Book 2, Page 8a-11-0)
Fuse #5 Htd Mir (Heated Mirrors)
Fuse #9 Crank Air Bag (I know what an Air Bag is, Whats a Crank?)
Fuse #10 Crank P/N Clutch (?)
Fuse #11 RH Illum (?)
Fuse #12 LH Illum (?)
Fuse #13 Cnsl Illum (?)
I have checked all "UnderHood Fuse Block #1 and #2. I have voltage on both legs of the fuse there. So what do these things have in common?
Lastly, FYI to all 93 owners, I'm not sure if this is a mistake in the book #2, Page 8A-11-10.... But if you pull/blow the fuse marked A/C clutch fuse (Fuse #18), you will also loose voltage on A/C Midl (Fuse #20). The book shows that they are on seperate lines, but it looks to me that Fuse #18 feed Fuse #20. (So chime in and let me know what you think)
I am missing voltage on numerious fuses. It's not like the voltage is on one leg of the fuse and not the other (like a blow fuse). I don't have voltage getting to either leg of the fuse on the inside fuse box. I truly don't know what all of them do... So even if you have one bit of info, I apprecite it.
(1993 Book 2, Page 8a-11-0)
Fuse #5 Htd Mir (Heated Mirrors)
Fuse #9 Crank Air Bag (I know what an Air Bag is, Whats a Crank?)
Fuse #10 Crank P/N Clutch (?)
Fuse #11 RH Illum (?)
Fuse #12 LH Illum (?)
Fuse #13 Cnsl Illum (?)
I have checked all "UnderHood Fuse Block #1 and #2. I have voltage on both legs of the fuse there. So what do these things have in common?
Lastly, FYI to all 93 owners, I'm not sure if this is a mistake in the book #2, Page 8A-11-10.... But if you pull/blow the fuse marked A/C clutch fuse (Fuse #18), you will also loose voltage on A/C Midl (Fuse #20). The book shows that they are on seperate lines, but it looks to me that Fuse #18 feed Fuse #20. (So chime in and let me know what you think)
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I don't have any electrical info on your year, but doesn't your book show the source for those fuses ?? Is it possible that those fuses only see power with key on or under certain situations ??
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