Interior lights and tail lights out. Is there another fuse box in cabin, or just the one under hood? Just received call from daughter, car is not here.

Under hood fuse box .F25 20amp

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Interior Fuse Box Location 1999 2005 Pontiac Grand Am 2000 Pontiac Grand...

Not exactly sure but the typical installation is the power distribution box the one containing the big fuses and relays are under the hood. The fuse box with the mini fuses are inside the cabin under the dash board usually on the drivers side. Sometimes you have to take a bright flash light and peek under to find the panel that pops off revealing the fuses. There is usually a diagram to help you figure out which fuse protects which circuit. Best of luck.

you most likely have blown 10amp fuse for tail lights in the fuse box under the hood as far as tha tail lights go. turn your lights on and check your tail lights along with the plate lights. plate lights are on the same fuse as the tail lights. there is a fuse box by the battery which has tail light fuse in it. the lid of the fuse box is showing location of fuse. as far as your interior light goes, make sure that you have the switch in "door" position or it will not come on when door is opened. or just put it into "on" position to see if it comes on. but turn it off or put it back to "door" position/middle seting or your battery will drain down.

Hello: Are your tail lights working? If not check the tail light fuse. Fuse box under hood on passenger side. Fuse location and identification on the inside of the cover.

The tail light fuse has to be located in one of the fuse boxes. IF it is not on the one located in the interior of the vehicle that is another fuse box located under the hood, normally near the air cleaner.

All models have fuses, fusible links and relays found in various locations. One junction block (No. 1) is located within the cabin of the car, just under the extreme left side of the dashboard. This fuse block generally contains the fuses for body and cabin electrical circuits such as the wipers, rear defogger, ignition, cigarette lighter, etc. In addition, various relays and circuit breakers for other equipment are also mounted on or around this fuse block.

BTN stands for Body/Tail/iNterior. It protects the HAZARD, ANTENNA, ROOM, STOP, ILLUM and ABS fuses in the cabin fuse box, which in turn protect the hazard lights, antenna, ECU memory, brake lights, tail lights, ABS, power locks, clock, horn, illumination, stereo, HVAC, interior lights and alarm. __________________

Check it very careful use a test bulb to verify the fuse connection, sometimes visual checking alone is not enough.

two places left drivers side under the dash are on the side of the dash by the door for the interior, some cars have them on the right side of the dash also. There is also another fuse box under the hood. If you have your owners manual this is all listed in it, and the exact fuse location for your breaklights, I think your will be on the drivers side interior Hope this helps you! Merry Christmas and God Bless!