Need to check the fuses in 2006 Grand Prix, but can't seem to get the cover off and am afraid of breaking a clip if I force it. The owner's manual just says to lift up, but it won't budge. Ideas?

SOURCE: Where is the fuse box on 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix

yes it will fix your cigarette lighter. open the door on the drivers side and crawl in there and look up to your left it should be right there use a flash light .. good-luck ray

SOURCE: 2001 BMW X5 Brake Light is out.

there should be 3ea 8mm nuts to remove, then unplug the electrical connector and out comes the light assembly. can you locate all 3 of them? the one you can't see is behind the electrical connector

SOURCE: power windows won t work

I alsao own a 95 grand cherokee.
Certain windows would stop working when the drivers side door closed. I removed the rubber boot in between the door hinges that shields the wiring harness and found several wires in a condition of broken and/or shorting.

I will say these shorts also caused the battery to drain on several occasions when the car sat overnight.

It is easier to re-attach and work with these wires if you remove the harness plug from the door. There is an allen screw located in the middle of the plug...sorry I dont remember the size....

Hope this helps

SOURCE: 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP / Multi-function Switch

i have the sameproblem. Dealer part was quoted to me at $510.00. All after market parts stores were $350- 450. Try moving the emerg. flasher button while you step on the brakes and someone else watches the lights. I jammed paper beside the button and they work until I can fix it.I had to order the multi-function switch. and you have to pull the air bags to replace it.

SOURCE: How do you change the cabin air filter in a 2009 Hyundai Sonata?

I just did this on our 2007 Sonata. 1. open the glove box. On both sides of the glove box, there is a black tab which prevents the glove box from opening to far. The Chilton manual says to remove these, but that is more difficult then simply pressing inward on the sides of the glove box to release them from the channel. Now the glove box should open even more. Next, remove the piston arm from the right side of the glove box. You can do this by removing the panel on the side of the dash, but you first need to open the passenger door. You can also just use a screwdriver or other tool to slip the piston of without removing the dash side panel. Now with the glove box hanging fully open, you can see the cabin filter box. There are tabs on both sides of the front that you simply press together in order to slide the filter out of the box. This whole process from beginning to end should only take about 10 minutes and is very simple.