[UFC1]

Is the panel in the engine bay on the driver side the only fuse panel.

I recently had an alarm installed and now I am having troubles with my left blinker and break light.

Thanks,
Adam

 

[Sky Hi]

Fuse box location

There is a big fuse box under the hood on the passenger side. You need to push the two tabs on the sides and cover comes off. There are extra fuses, a fuse puller, and a guide showing what fuses are used for.

I just reset my ECM by pulling that fuse for a minute, so it advanced the timng for using high octane premium fuel and my CAI.

 

[UFC1]

Thanks for all the help. Where gonna try and fix the problem once the new remote comes in.

 

[tiger20005]

UFC1,

Best of luck on that I feel your pain! I had a 96 Grand Am and they installed an aftermarket alarm/starter on it and OMG was it so screwed up afterwards. They had to install many a relays to get that thing to finally work right, but then it was always messing up and I spent so much time getting it fixed. I just ended up removing the damn thing because it was such a pain in the ass. Not only could a thief steal the car, I could barely get it to move from the driveway myself with the key LOL. Best of luck man with that! Been there and done that... :banghead:

 

[middletown_AL]

There is a big fuse box under the hood on the passenger side. You need to push the two tabs on the sides and cover comes off. There are extra fuses, a fuse puller, and a guide showing what fuses are used for.

I just reset my ECM by pulling that fuse for a minute, so it advanced the timng for using high octane premium fuel and my CAI.

Which is the fuse to reset the ECM!!

 

[tiger20005]

Number 25

 

[middletown_AL]

Number 25

thank you!!

 

[Rick Tinley Park]

Man this forum gets better and better and better!


What great info -- Thanks!!:cheers:

 

[GaryH]

Is the panel in the engine bay on the driver side the only fuse panel.

I recently had an alarm installed and now I am having troubles with my left blinker and break light.

Thanks,
Adam

The info I have says that a "security system and engine-immobilizing theft-deterrent feature" is standard equipment. Is that wrong? Or, is the standard security system not adequate? Seems like I remember reading in a thread about someone setting off the alarm when they reached for their laptop sitting on the seat with the top down.