1993 Pontiac Trans Sport Owner's Manual - Page 266
1993 Pontiac Trans Sport Manual
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I 1 I ... ., , . U6032 The wiring circuits inpr vehicle are u protected fromshort circuits by a combination of fuses, circuit breakers, and fusible thermallinks in the wiring itself. This greatly reduces thci chance of fires caused by electrical problems. To identify and check fuses, refer to the fuse panel, which is behind the lower glove box door, and the fuse usage chart later in this section. A fuse pulleris clipped inside thefuse Look at the silver-colored band inside panel door. Place the wide end the of the fuse. If the band is broken or fuse puller over the plastic end of the melted, replace the fuse. Be sureyou fuse. Squeeze the ends over the fuse andreplace a badfuse with a new one of the pull it out. correct size. 265
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I
I
1
. . .
.
, ,
.
U6032
The
wiring
circuits
in
pur
vehicle
are
protected
from
short
circuits by
a
combination of
fuses,
circuit
breakers,
and fusible
thermal
links
in
the
wiring
itself.
This
greatly
reduces
thci
chance
of
fires
caused
by
electrical
problems.
To
identify
and
check
fuses,
refer to
the
fuse
panel,
which
is
behind
the
lower
glove
box
door,
and
the
fuse
usage
chart
later
in
this
section.
A
fuse
puller
is
clipped
inside
the
fuse
panel
door.
Place
the
wide
end
of
the
fuse
puller
over
the
plastic
end
of
the
fuse.
Squeeze
the
ends
over
the
fuse
and
pull
it out.
Look
at
the
silver-colored
band
inside
the
fuse.
If
the
band
is
broken
or
melted,
replace
the
fuse.
Be
sure you
replace
a
bad
fuse
with
a
new one
of
the
correct
size.
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