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Re: I need a picture or list of fuses for the passenger...
Usually there is a sticker on the back side of the fuse cover showing the fuse locations. Look in the owners manual that's in the glove box (if you have one), that will also show the list.
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This is not the kind of job that can be described here. If you do not have a manual, special tools and more importantly the experience I would advise you take time to watch some youtube videos and find a baretta owners forum and get to know the people there.
had same problem check your fuel injectors might be clogged try not to use the cheap gas too much try this get tank low then added a bottle of gas treatment and fill tank with 94(use sunoco better quality) it helps (96 BERETTA OWNER ;)
on the passenger side there are little "boxes" its a small set of three each about an inch by an inch. its a fan relay, the fuses are in the box under the hood.
The Heater/Defrost actuator is located on the right side of the HVAC housing under the right side of the dash. It is vacuum operated.
90% of the time, when the mode doors do not work it is because the vacuum line in the engine compartment is broken or disconnected. The second most likely cause of the problem is a leaking vacuum selector switch located within the control head assembly. (This switch is available by itself, you don't have to replace the entire control head.)
Failure of the actuators themselves is possible, but rare.
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