Im told same fuse controls dash and tail lights just look in owners manual but i have no owners manual can someone please tell me what fuse is for das and tail lights on 2000 saturn sl please

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Our fuse diagrams come from the owners manuals which are available online, these manuals only go back to the 2004 model year. I suggest you try eBay for a used owners manuals.

Often times the tail lights and dash lights are powered by the same fuse. The reason for this was so you would know that your tail lights weren't working if you didn't have any dash lights. I would look for a fuse that says "Tail" or "Courtesy". Your owners manual should have an illustration of the fuse panel and what circuits they power. Good luck, hope this helps!

Look at fuse #18, a 15 amp fuse, in the fuse block. This fuse powers both the tail lights and instrument cluster lights. Usually both of these light systems are powered by the same fuse so when your cluster isn't lit up you'll know right away that your tail lights aren't working as it's not safe to drive without tail lights. Your brake, turn, and head lamps are powered by different circuits. Hope this helps and good luck!

Check the fuse, the tail lights and dash light are usually on the same fuse. If the fuse is blown you may want to look around for bare wires. Do you have a trailer wire hook up? That is usually the culprit. The owners manual shoud tell you which fuse it is. No owners manual go to www.car-part.com that will tell you the salvage yards in your area that may have a used manual.

there's one under the hood another under the dash on the drivers side and possibly one under the dash on the pass. side also. check your owners manual if you have one it should tell you where they're at.

It should be fuse #36 (10 amp) in the box under dash. Its marked illum. lights. If it was blown and it blows again after you replace it you have a short somewhere in the circuit. P.S. your owners manual should give you fuse locations.

the owners manual will tell which fuse it is if you dont have the manual check the service manual at your local auto parts store it will be in fuse box under hood or under dash it may be labeled TL LMP this is a suggestion different makes are not labeled the same

Check your fuse for your tail lamps. GM runs the dash, park, side marker tail and clearance lamps through the same fuse. This way, if the fuse does blow, you know you have no lights, except head lights. Please read your owner's manual for your vehicle. It should tell you this.

You'll have to read through your owners manual. For some time Auto makers have been putting your taillights on the same fuse as your dash lights as an automatic indicator that they are out. I would read through your owners manual and decided where and what fuse will supply power to the taillights and dash lights. If indeed all fuses in connection with the dash lights are good I would suspect the automatic starter.