2004 sport (i need help)
09-28-2009, 04:29 PM
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2004 sport (i need help)
i have the 2004 sport package and i was looking through my fuses (inside by the left foot) today and noticed that one is missing and i need to know if its needed.
so it goes like:
CIGAR- 15A
ACC-7.5A
(AUX PWR- 20A)
N/A
N/A
(M. DEF- 10A)
(DSC- 7.5A)
(AUDIO- 20A) <--- (missing this one)
D.LOCK 30A
P.WIND- 30A
ROOM- 15A
so can someone check and see if this is supposed to be missing or...
-marek-
so it goes like:
CIGAR- 15A
ACC-7.5A
(AUX PWR- 20A)
N/A
N/A
(M. DEF- 10A)
(DSC- 7.5A)
(AUDIO- 20A) <--- (missing this one)
D.LOCK 30A
P.WIND- 30A
ROOM- 15A
so can someone check and see if this is supposed to be missing or...
-marek-
09-28-2009, 04:56 PM
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WTF!! from the looks of it. i am missing that one. idk also one more question. does the heater take long to turn on? cause when i want the heater on it takes a very long time or it doesnt even turn on even when the car is warm.. i have like a 10 min drive to school and it only shots out cold air. weird...
09-28-2009, 05:02 PM
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Well, I live in california, so it doesn't get that cold where I live as other places do. With that said, if I start the car up and turn the heater on full blast (AC button off! and **** on the right turned all the way to the right) it takes about a minute or so for hot air to come out.
And by the way just replace the fuse, its only like 5 bucks for a pack of 10 or whatever from your nearest kragens or auto store.
And by the way just replace the fuse, its only like 5 bucks for a pack of 10 or whatever from your nearest kragens or auto store.
09-28-2009, 05:13 PM
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The fuse is probably for the Bose system. If you have a sport (as your first post says) you are ok with out it. It shouldnt be too hard to get to the back of the fuse block to see if there are any wire connected to place where the fuse is missing. No wires, no worries. Silly question, does your radio work?
As far as the heater goes, this sounds like a pretty common issue that is addressed in a "sticky" in the "Do it yourself" section of this site. Look around the site and you will find the answer to just about any question you will ever have.
As far as the heater goes, this sounds like a pretty common issue that is addressed in a "sticky" in the "Do it yourself" section of this site. Look around the site and you will find the answer to just about any question you will ever have.
09-28-2009, 08:13 PM
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