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The fuel pump shut-off switch is
located in the passenger’s foot well,
behind the kick panel.
FUSES AND RELAYS
Fuses
If electrical components in the
vehicle are not working, a fuse may
have blown. Blown fuses are
identified by a broken wire within
the fuse. Check the appropriate
fuses before replacing any electrical
components.
Always replace a fuse with one that has the specified amperage
rating. Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating can cause
severe wire damage and could start a fire.
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Roadside emergencies
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236- Contents
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Instrumentation
- Radio controls pg 20
- Auxiliary power point pg 18
- Wd control pg 18
- Instrumentation
- Electronic sound system pg 20
- Clock pg 19
- Climate controls pg 18
- Climate control system pg 38
- Low fuel
- Instrumentation
- Service engine soon
- Instrumentation
- Instrumentation
- Instrumentation
- Low range
- Instrumentation
- Door ajar
- Ck susp
- Instrumentation
- Instrumentation
- Instrumentation
- Instrumentation
- Instrumentation
- Controls and features
- Contents
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Alpine audio system with premium am fm stereo cassette cd changer compatible
- Using your audio system
- Premium am fm stereo cassette premium sound
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Cd tape
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Panel floor
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Controls and features
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seat and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Seating and safety restraints
- Starting
- Starting
- Starting
- Starting
- Starting
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Driving
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- The fuses are coded as follows
- Roadside emergencies
- Fuse relay location fuse amp rating description
- 25a audio 2 5a clock overhead trip computer electronic automatic temperature control eatc powertrain control module pcm cluster 3 20a cigar lighter obd ii scan tool connector 4 15a autolamp module remote entry module mirrors memory module adjustable pedals air suspension switch 5 15a ac clutch relay speed control module reverse lamp evo module climate mode switch daytime running lamp relay
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- The high current fuses are coded as follows
- Roadside emergencies
- Fuse relay location fuse amp rating description
- Always replace the cover to the power distribution box before reconnecting the battery or refilling fluid reservoirs
- Always disconnect the battery before servicing high current fuses
- 25a power point 2 30a powertrain control module 3 30a headlamps autolamps 4 25a console powerpoint 5 20a trailer tow backup park lamps 6 15a parklamps autolamps
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Roadside emergencies
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- 2 3 4 5 6
- Maintenance and care
- 2 3 4 5 6
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Maintenance and care
- Capacities and specifications
- Capacities and specifications
- Capacities and specifications
- Capacities and specifications
- Capacities and specifications
- Capacities and specifications
- Capacities and specifications
- Air bag
- Reporting safety defects
- Filling station information
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Learn about the location of the fuel pump shut-off switch and the importance of checking fuses in your vehicle. Ensure safety by using the correct amperage for replacements.