What fuse number and it's location protects the boot interior light and the car interior light?

SOURCE: Help! I need the location on the panel of interior

Fuse box is right by the parking brake release lever, number 25. I just had to widen the fuse prongs by adding solder to them in order to tighten the fuse in its place.

SOURCE: 1998 jeep grand Cherokee....(interior lights)i can not get the

the cargo light right at the back hatch is a switch...I have the same jeep and could not figure out how to shut off the lights, I figured this out after a while.

SOURCE: 2003 Pontiac Bonneville Interior lights dont work

There is another fuse box under the back seat that has the fuse for the interior lights. I have the same problem. I keep replacing fuses but they keep blowing. I don't know what to do.

Ned C Cook

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• Posted on Jun 23, 2009

SOURCE: interior light fuse blows repeatedly

Pick up an automatic circuit breaker at a parts store making sue it is the same ampereage. Put it in place of the blown fuse and give it a few seconds. It will trip and reset itself, giving you an opportunity to check which light is shorting out. Try a fuse 5 amps higher and see if it blows. If not, it just might be a load issue and not necessarily a shorted circuit. Perhaps the fuse was replaced before with one underrated. Do not exceed 5 amps over what you pull out. Good luck and keep a n eye on everything until the breaker breaks the first time.

SOURCE: 2005 Ford Five Hundred interior lights and windows do not work

The fuse box you need is under the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel. The fuse you need is F2. It is next to the bottom one on the far left. There are 4 fuses on the far left. They are numbered F1-F4 from the bottom up. Good luck