1994 Chevrolet Caprice Classic "replace fuse" Questions

...fuse, could be a short, replace any blown fuses and if that does not solve the problem -- then use a volt meter to trace out the wires and find where the voltage stops. if you are still having ...

I have no lights. I just replaced the switch like the car place told me but they still dont work. They told me that there wasn't a fuse is that true I wouldn't take someones word that there were no ...

...fuse out and replace them ,,, still no dash lights ... need more info but move your dash light adjuster whether its on the dash or on the handle that turns them on that may make them work and may be ...

...fuse block through a relay, to the blower, to the resistor block and finally to the dash control. of you have power only on one side of the blower replace the blower. if you have no power at the ...

replace the cluster.If not then check the pink wire back to the fuse block and make sure it is not open.Hope this helps.Good luck. had the same problem- the cluster was removed and the solder contacts

...CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC FEW MONTHS AGO IT WAS MY FUSE NOW DONT KNOW i had the same problem in mine i replaced the fuses and they would bust as soon as i turned the heater on ..make sure the fuse is

...to come on turn signals,brake lights,and hazards still work. checked all fuses they all seem good,replaced head light switch still nothing replaced one of two relays located under the dash near the ...

...fuse for the cigarette lighter in the 1986 caprice so i can replace it i dont want to replace it with a higher number and i dont even know which one it is This should be a 15 amp fuse, clk/radio/acc ...

1984 aprice classic, Headlights, Tail lights, Interior lights not working (shut off while I was driving) Brake lights, blinkers still working... I checked fuses and replaced headlight switch... Still ...

replace the Thermal Flasher for the hazzard lights. I looked under the steering column and near the fuses but cannot find the thermal flasher... it should be either on the fuse box or on the passenger