Fuse box 95 Buick Lasabre

I am trying to fine a pic of the fuse box for a 95 Buick Lasabre The fuses arn't labeled and I want to see if the one for the heater motor is blown before I go any further. I am helping out a widow and can't see spending money on a new motor if it might be a fuse or relay.

Why not just put a test lite or ohmmeter on either side of the fuses to find if one is bad? Key on blower circuit on also of course if using a test lite..

It is labeled- somewhere- inside/outside of the cover or above/below mount-
never seen one not labeled....unless the cover is missing

Why not just put a test lite or ohmmeter on either side of the fuses to find if one is bad? Key on blower circuit on also of course if using a test lite..
I would if I owned a test light. Thank you I guess I'll have to buy one and test the circuits. I hate electric stuff.:confused:

Pretty basic tool for anyone trying to fix their own cars.

Max, maybe you could lend him yours?:wink:

Yeh, $7.00 speciality tool, required tool by Gm for all dealer service departments.

And all I wanted to know is which fuse runs the heater fan. I guess no one really knows. I bought a lite, thanks

Need some detail-- Do you have auto climate control? (with digital temp readout)- or manual controls- there are about 3 fuses involved- HVAC programmer and control head are in Instrument Panel fuse box- Blower high speed fuse and relay are in relay center under hood- above HVAC box and there is may be another one in underhood fuse box....

http://collision.alldata.com/alldata/imagesWLinks?file=//imagebfl300a/17/56/09_gc95chbody_8a201-015b.png&width=624&height=400&displayType=display&imgRotation=&links= There are the relays...
Still looking for fuse box

Could not find a detailed pic of the fuse box. Like Max said, use your test lamp to check for blown fuses. Check for power at the motor. Give the motor a few good smacks and see if it comes on...

Could not find a detailed pic of the fuse box. Like Max said, use your test lamp to check for blown fuses. Check for power at the motor. Give the motor a few good smacks and see if it comes on...
Thanks as soon as I can get to the car I'll try those ideas. The woman that owns the car needs it every day. Last week my church and myself paid to get her brakes fixed. The fronts were shot. Now its trying to get my hands on that car.

Hmm, sounds like you have the chase this person down to fix their car!!?