My brother has a 2001 chevy lumina we are trying to figure out where the main ignition fuse is located, the car will not turn over completely can someone please help!!???

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It might be the flasher relay and it might be the horn relay although horns tend to seize up through lack of use. the flasher relay is is separate to the Hazards relay which is often part of the switch.

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it is the motor,believe me,i changed quite a few of them

its called VATS and 90% of your anti-theft system is in that key you put in your ignition called micro chip that sends signals to the ECM

on your brake pedal there is a switch that controls your brake lights over time it comes to lose just enough for the switch won't come in contact with the pedal

To be honest the problem you speak of is very broadly based, but I will suggest a few things to check out.(in the same order) first make sure your battery has enough power. second check your fuses could be ignition issues as well, third check your starter and or solonoid.This is not a complete solution only enough to get you started, there are many culprits that could be at fault.

For 2001 Chevrolet Lumina 3.1L SFI OHV 6cyl the Flasher is located behind left hand side of the instrument panel,mounted in the bulkhead.

Good luck.

i have a 2000 lumina,hated my day time running lights,took a couple hours to figure it out ,if you truck is similar there is a specfic fuse for them mine was in a fuse panel located on the side of the dash panel on the passenger side,you can only see it when the door is open,look in your manual for fuse locations,the only other thing would be a relay stuck closed or the main headlight on off switch on the dash is malfunctioning,another thing i notice with my chevy is once in a while i shut it off and remove the key,and my stereo will still be on ,so i grab the ignition and move it a little and it locks in the off position and then everything is off,you have the same ignition,it may be doing something similar and you just arent seeing obvious sighns ,pull the ignition fuse instead of the headlight fuse,if they go off ,the ignition might be the problem

follow the lager line from the ac commpressor, it will lead you to the the fill location

the flasher is not in the fuse box, It is located behind the instrument cluster to the right of the steering column.