The primary (under dash over driver' feet) comes down fairly easy, I don't remember if there are any screws, I think most of it is a matter of getting the plastic clips to release. There's just enough play in the wire harness to allow it to drop for a slightly better view. There is how ever a secondary fuse/relay panel that's no where's near as congenial, this one took me several hours to locate. It's located on the passenger side against the front door pillar, between the heater core and the inner fender support (while still inside of the cab), behind some other obstructions. Without further disemboweling my car, if you close your right eye and squint the other, you might faintly be able to recognize the shapes and silhouettes of fuses and relays with the help of a small powerful flashlight. Trust me, it's there and should you find it you will truly know the location of B.F.Egypt.
God only knows who the demented SOB was that thought it was a good idea to stuff that turkey in there and I'm not exactly sure just how you should approach reaching it let alone being able to trouble shoot it. I do know however (This is a hint for further references) that the part of the circuits controlling the accy. and accy./run circuits are located there along with the control circuitry for the climatron comfort control circuitry. Part of the accy. / run circuit that feeds the climatron control (stuck relay) failed in my LSS last winter causing the heat system to activate even when the key was not present. You can imagine having a dead battery every time you go out in sub zero weather! Fortunately you can also the control for that circuit from the primary fuse panel by installing a relay on the back side of the panel. By interrupting the Accy. circuit fuse with a relay and keying it with the ignition (or run) fuse, you can control the circuit safely and should the defective relay start to work on it's own, the circuit will still operate correctly.
Good Luck,
Doug
If the 1996 Olds Aurora will not start and there is a clicking noise from under the front panel, check the starter. The clicking noise is probably from the starter solenoid.
remove door panel. disconect electrical connections and unbolt the mirror using a 10mm socket
they are located in one of the three places. first place to look is in the fuse panel which can be located under the dash, in the door jam, or under the hood.
how to change water pump on 1996 olds ciera and what tools do i nees
On the driver's side kick panel. There is a bolt you have to take out to access it. Below dash on left kick panel.
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I have a 95 Olds 88 and it's on the passy side behind the glove box in relay panel. You can pop gove box out or remove kick panel and access it from there. Hope this helps!
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It is in the gas tank.
i dont have a answer i want a answer
2000
does anyone know