I need a Fuse Box Diagram to see what fuse is what.

I would bet nothing. If there are no contacts in both of the slots then it is an extra space for an option that your car did not come with.

There should be a fuse guide on the fuse box cover. Every slot is never filled on a fuse box, if all your system work don't bother. The saying is, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

It took me a while to interpret your sentence. The fuse box has a specific fuse dedicated to the radio, you can find the diagram in the owners' manual or online. I found one that looks like fuse no. 20 is for the radio. Empty slots are listed as being 30, 35 and 36 but I don't know what that has to do with your problem. Many radios/stereo systems have their own fuse in the back of the unit, but you have to remove it to check that fuse. On some vehicles this can be a nightmare.

Its the accessory fuse , labeled Accessory or ACC, its located in the fuse box under the hood. The same fuse controls all accessory\'s like the stereo etc. Some models have individual fuse for them in the fuse box u=in the cock pit under the dashboard close to the driver side door. Look at the diagram on the fuse box cover to be certain.

No fuse? Or no slots? If 53 has little metal terminals inside the slots to accept a fuse, then fuse it! Someone pulled it out and put it into 52. If there was a previous owner who blew his heated seat fuse, maybe he traded his back-up lights for a cozy heated seat!
If, however, #53 has nothing there, like just an empty place of the fuse box-not wired, then indeed, strange. Is that the owner's manual you referred to? That should be accurate, if it's the owner's manual. Look closely at that #53
Good luck..

hi 8, you can follow these steps:
1. Open the fuse panel of your car,There are two fuse panels. The fuse for the power steering fluid is located beneath the hood, on the right hand side behind the battery. Open the fuse panel by pushing two side levers inward and lifting up.2.Locate the power steering fuse. On the inside lid of your fuse panel cover there will be a fuse diagram. It shows you the location of your power steering fuse, which is the fourth fuse in the top fuse bank.
3.Pull out the blown fuse using the needle-nose pliers
4.Slip the new fuse into the empty fuse slot, then replace the fuse box panel

good luck

If the dealer broke the slot take it back to them as they are responsible for the repair. Other than that if you can get the fuse box loose and have enough room to get in behind it it shouldn't be difficult to reroute the wires to an empty slot.

trip to the junk yard and find the same kind of van should have a diagram

ON the fuse box lid is a diagram which will tell you

Do you have the owners manual, so spots are left open on purpose.