The clock stays on in my 1996 buick century v6 and the radio fuse in glove box does not effect it, i tried removing it and had clock still on , is there a secondary fuse for clock?

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The panel is supposed to be on the left side in the glove box. The following videos may assist. https://www.carcarekiosk.com/video/1994_Buick_Century_Custom_3.1L_V6_Sedan/fuse_interior/replace

fuse box is on the right side of the dash to the left of the glove box not under the hood.

Is it mounted in a panel or does it look like it was added

unhook hot wire to alt at night if batt is up the next morning it is the alt

Hi, CSTY is abbrevation for courtesy lamps. They can be interrior lamps in the dome, footwell, inside headspace front and rear, map lights, glove box , door jams/panels , under hood and trunk. First verify that all your lights are going off when the doors are closed and key is off. For trunk and under hood courtesy light, use the push switch to verify they do turn off. (I've had a few under hood lights short out and do that) Next would be to remove bulbs one at a time and monitor your battery. (Painstaking, but effective) other than that, you have a short somewhere, lights in the bottom corners of the doors can get moisture and usually corrode first. Good Luck! Mike

make sure your DOME light dimmer switch is not on.If light still on the radio, then remove the 10 amp fuse for the radio.If light goes out you can either replace the radio or re-install the fuse each time to listen to your radio. there is a short somewhere causing the radio light to stay on.

The radio in my 1996 Buick century had a clock light that did not go off when the car was shut off, so the battery would go dead after 2 days. Disconnected the radio and all was well. Getting ready for a new radio now.

Take the glove box out. Behind the fuse box you will find a big gob of black tape, (it looks like a box shape all taped up. Take the tape off and you will find three inline fuse holders taped together. The AC fuse is the 10 amp one.

There is a single screw located inside the glove box (on the left side) that needs to be removed. Then just carefully pull out the plastic dash as it is only secured by pushpins. Then remove the 2 screws holding the radio, and unplug the antenna and wiring harness, and it's out.

The fuse box is located in the glove box. When you open the glove box you will see a square black door that says "fuse". Pull door down and foward, fuses are all right there