I can't pull the fuses out with my fingers. Where is the fuse puller?

take back to dealer

Pull them straight out. Use your fingers, a fuse puller, needle nose pliers or pry it with a small flat screwdriver.
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Disconnect the battery negative (-) for 5 min's

use a fuse puller.
sold in every car store on earth

All you do is pull the old one out and replace. Often on the fuse cover is a small plastic fuse puller. Think of them as plastic pliers. If it is missing, use a regular set of pliers, or needle nose pliers to grab the fuse and pull out. Or your fingers, but sometimes you can't get a good grip due to space limitations.

If you don't know the fuse location, check your owner's manual- it will have a fuse lay-out and descriptions.

your fingers or a fuse puller

Most fuses are very difficult to remove by hand from an auto fuse box.

There is usually a plastic fuse puller either clipped to the fuse box cover or on the fuse panel itself (usually the inside fuse panel - if you are trying to pull one from the the fuse panel under the hood and you don't see a puller, look in the fuse box in the interior of you Sable).

If you don't have a fuse puller, try a set of electronics tweezers or standard tweezers. Good luck!

Use a pair of long nosed pliers

Find the alarm's fuse. It may be in the fuse box, usually located below the steering wheel to the left. Many cars also have other fuse boxes (sometimes three or even more) inside the engine compartment. If it's an aftermarket alarm (installed after the car left the factory), you'll find the fuse under the hood, usually on a wire connected to the positive battery terminal.

Locate the fuse that has the alarm label. You should find a fuse diagram on the lid of the fuse box. An aftermarket alarm won't have any label. Don't worry; removing the wrong fuse won't cause any damage. If you pull out a fuse and the alarm stays on, put that fuse back in and try another.

Pull the alarm fuse with the fuse puller (sometimes found in the fuse box) or a pair of needle-nose pliers. Sometimes you can remove a fuse using your fingers.

look under the hood in the fuse box read the lid and find the fuse labled A/C. pull the fuse out with a fuse puller or pliers or your fingers and replace with a new one. fuses dont just blow for no reason- if it keeps blowing you have a bigger problem somewhere