2004 stratus fuse box diagram

SOURCE: Fuse Box Diagram for 2004 durango

Should be in your owners manual!

SOURCE: help need fuse box diagram 04 dodge durango

It seems that because the diagram for the fuse codes aren't located in the owners manual, it would be a dealer item only. One possible solution is to buy an assortment of fuses.. maybe (15) switch them out 1 by one.

SOURCE: 2002 Dodge Stratus fuse box diagram.

If this is factory installed alarm the fuse most likely is in the fuse box under teh hood and market on the lid. It should be located next to the battery. If this is an after market alarm that was installed you will need to locate the alarm speaker and trace the lines back toward the battery and locate the fuse on the wires.

SOURCE: how do i remove a battery from a 2004 dodge

The access port to the battery should be located in the driver side front wheel well towards the front, and you might also have to remove the front driver side tire to remove the battery.

Sean Piquet

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• Posted on Sep 01, 2011

SOURCE: I have a 2004 2

I do not know why the mechanic would suggest the SRS warning light relates to the traction control because it has absolutely nothing to do with the TC system.

SRS means "Supplementary Restraint System" - ie, the vehicles airbag system. If the warning light comes on the system has recognised that there is a fault with the airbag system which could mean it would not deploy as designed in the case of an accident. The causes of the warning light can be numerous including a failed sensor, a problem in the wiring or physical interference with the wiring, one of the electrical plug connections coming loose or being disconnected, a problem with the seat belt pretensioners etc etc.

You should take the vehicle to a dealer to have the problem properly diagnosed, rectified and the computer reset.

Normally the warning light will continue to display every time you start driving the vehicle until the cause of the problem is identified and the issue is fixed.

The airbag system is an important safety feature designed to eliminate or reduce injury in the case of an accident. Manufacturers do not include warning systems like this to annoy owners. Just ignoring the warning and looking for ways to just remove the warning would be irresponsible, especially if you are using the vehicle to also carry passengers.