fuse box in a 1998 pontiac grand prix!!!

[jedricha]

I have a problem, and it doesn't seem like anyone can help me... I can't find the fuse box in a 1988 Pontiac Grand Prix SE... We found one under the hood, but can't find out how to get the courtesy lights to work... I am lookin' for the fuse box that has the fuses for the courtesy lights. I have looked in the glove box, under the dash (right and left sides), even under the steering problem... if anyone could help, that would be great... thanx, jess...

[Shortbus]

I have a 99 grand prix and the fuse box is in the glove box in the upper right hand corner with a cover on it that says fuses. These are the fuses that you are looking for. Some also had fuse panels in the side of the instrument panel that are accessible when the front doors are opened. Yours should be in the glove box though.

[Scott 02]

Thats were the Box is located on my grand prix as well. Pain to get to i hear.

[agaylord]

i own a 98 and yeah the fuses i think you're looking for are in the glovebox, right side. pull on that little plastic handle thing and you should get to it right away.

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by agaylord

i own a 98 and yeah the fuses i think you're looking for are in the glovebox, right side. pull on that little plastic handle thing and you should get to it right away.

agaylord,

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