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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 07:51 AM
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IOD Fuse Location

Trying too find out where the IOD Fuse is located on my 1999 QC. I appreciate the help.
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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by mkozlows
Trying too find out where the IOD Fuse is located on my 1999 QC. I appreciate the help.
If your '99 is the same as my '01, the IOD fuse is in the interior fuse panel, on the dash just by the door. The IOD fuse is the one with the funky holder on it. Hope this helps.
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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 09:30 AM
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If your '99 is the same as my '01, the IOD fuse is in the interior fuse panel, on the dash just by the door. The IOD fuse is the one with the funky holder on it. Hope this helps.
Yes it does, I can`t get the darn thing out, looks like the Previous owner buggered it up, and it feels like its stuck in the holder. I am afraid if I give it to big a yank half the Dash will come flying out with it.
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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 09:37 AM
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Yes it does, I can`t get the darn thing out, looks like the Previous owner buggered it up, and it feels like its stuck in the holder. I am afraid if I give it to big a yank half the Dash will come flying out with it.
Its a bit of a bear to get out, you need to flip the top of the cover open first, then the fuse comes out; no need to yank on the holder. The holder itself is intended to remain in place. Hope this helps a bit.
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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 10:26 AM
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Its a bit of a bear to get out, you need to flip the top of the cover open first, then the fuse comes out; no need to yank on the holder. The holder itself is intended to remain in place. Hope this helps a bit.
I believe you saved me from destroying the fuse block. I did not realize that the top just flips down. Maybe one day I will smarten up and actually read the Owners manual first.......Thank you.
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