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Re: Where is the fuses located in a Mitsubishi galant...
There is one located inside the vehicle on the drivers side and then the main one is located under the hood in the upper left hand driver side area. Hope that helps!
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tamim13 said: 07-04-2012 02:41 PM ... 2nd picture is my fuse box (under the hood - taken from the drivers side facing the fuse box) ... I need to check my owners manual to see if the fuse diagram has an explanation of the relays as well.
in the engine area in fuse relay box is the fuse number 20 (brown 7.5 amp) this fuse supply power todifferent sistems including the combination meter board where is locate your fuel gauge.
there is one located on the left upper side of the driver side next to steering and then the main one is located under the hood in the upper left hand driver side area inside of a black box.
All automatic transmissions have a filter, which is located inside the transmission pan. To replace filter, you will need to remove the transmission pan. Before replacing pan be sure to remove any old gasket that may still be present on pan and the mount on transmission. Refill with proper type and amount of fluid...DO NOT OVERFILL
Yes, There is a fuse box ... your owners manual will asssit you in locating it and the suspect fuse ... do your parking lamps work? Is your dimmer turned all the way down?
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