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#16
09-08-2005, 04:51 PM
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Re: fuses for brake lights keep blowing
I thought there was a fuse puller provided in the left hand instrument panel end cap. However it might not be there any longer on your vehicle. It is just a small white plastic thing
Fuse you want to look at underhood is #45. The 15 Amp Park fuse - blue color. If you have a test light there are test probes in top surface on each side of fuse you could also check for voltage. AutoZone should have tons of these minifuses. I am not as sure about the larger Maxifuses or relays. 
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#17
09-08-2005, 05:08 PM
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Re: fuses for brake lights keep blowing
You can probably pick up a fuse puller at any automotive place for $5.00 or so. I've pulled them out with needle nose pliers before. Just make sure that you don't apply to much pressure and break the fuse.
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#18
09-08-2005, 06:29 PM
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Re: Re: fuses for brake lights keep blowing
You guys ROCK!...I was able to get the tester and checked out all of the fuses. As you stated the #15 (blue) fuse was bad. I replaced it and walla! TAIL LIGHTS!.
Thanks you all sooooo much for all your quick responses. I will continue to use this site for help. You all save us sooooo much money and headache! A MILLION THANKS! Have a Terrific Thursday!
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