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Re: Where is the the fuse panel/box so that i can replace...
FUSE PANEL IS ON DRIVER SIDE UPPER LEFT OF THE BRAKE PEDAL VERY HARD TO GET AT,YOU NEED A FUES PULLER TO REMOVE FUES. DUMB PLACE FOR FUES BOX!!!! I HAD A 93 BLAZER,,GOOD TRUCK LASTED OVER 500,000 KM.
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Please open your fuse box to check if you notice any fuses that are discolored or (potentially) burnt. if you find one, that fuse might be linked to the dome lights.
To be sure, please call your local advanced auto parts to verify the fuse # is correct and then you can order the fuse through advanced autoparts.
I doubt if a dome lite and license plate lite are on the same circuit. License plate is usually on tail lite circuit and dome on another circuit. I would start by checking ALL the fuses in the fuse panel or panels. Many cars have two or more and some are hidden. Had a Park Ave that you had to remove glove box to find one
1.Answer It is a 15A fuse (#24), located in the instrument panel fuse box (behind the small fold out draw on lower the left side of dash board. Left of the steering wheel). It is the far right fuse on the middle row.
2. I had the same problem when my dome light went off. When I pulled its blown fuse, the radio went out. The radio fuse was fine, but when I replaced the dome light fuse, the radio came back on again. The dome light fuse is a 20A in the fuse box under the hood next to the battery.
3.there is on fuse in the back of the radio itself
Chances are the dome light is grouped into a circuit for other lights as well. You should have a "meter" or "head" listing in the fuse box. One of these should do it. The fuse box should be under a kick panel below the steering wheel on the left side.
There sometime is 2 fuse boxes on cars, one under the hood, and one inside the car somewhere. Check both boxes, make sure all the fuses are not blown, then if everything is good try replacing the switch in the door and/or on the dome light itself.
You have a direct short. Take the bulb out of dome light, inspect the socket. Try putting fuse back in while bulb is out. If the fuse blows again, Id say it's in the wiring from the fuse box to the the switch. If the dome light fuse also covers other electrical things, such as lighter, check the socket at all points. You mentioned that other fuses were replaced as well? Which ones, and why did they blow? Sometimes it could be moisture entering your fuse box, or condensation near the computer, but is sounds more like a short. Could be as minor a a bad ground wire, or a chafed wire. While you are putting the fuse back in, it will help to keep your eyes looking around the fuse box for sparks as soon as the fuse goes in. You should also listen for that electrical snap. If this doesn't help, I'd suggest taking head panel down and follow and inspect the wires from dome down to the switch. Then from switch [ which could also be the cause ] to fuse box. look for hot spots, arcs, and bare spots. I hope this helps you out. keep me informed
hello first thing you need to check your fuses look for listing in your book under fuse panel then look for amperage of fuse it should be numbered in the book as well in the fuse box match the numbers same goes for your dome light goodluck
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