in my 92 rs 305 camaro there is a fuse holder right below where the sail panel(speakers) are. but there was no fuse in it and it connects to the wiring harness. there were no original speakers there and i have no idea where it leads and what it controls. anyone know what this is?.

 

A previous owner probably had a custom stereo or other component installed in the car and removed it without removing all the wiring prior to selling the car. I pulled about 300' of useless wiring from my car when I got it. I even found a big roll of stereo wire crammed down under the left rear storage compartment, alarm components, car phone accessories, you name it. Just thought of something, does your car have the fold down locking lid in the cargo area with the two speakers in it?

 

i do have the folddown locking lid with the two speakers(bose system). it looks pretty stock and i when i bought the car nothing else was aftermarket.

 

It is stock, certain models of the 92RS were equipped with them. I had one and it had a special stereo in it that wasn't in the other models. That fuse, if it looks like it is a part of the original wiring, should be a part of the bose speaker system. I will try to get a diagram of it for you.

 

thanks for helping out. mostly my question is why is there no fuse in it? what did it directly control

 

What color is the wire that it is on?

 

I've seen an "in-line" fuse used from the factory once for the BOSE set-up and once for fog lights.

 

Those speakers were supposed to be amplified speakers. I have been going through the 92 manual I borrowed and there is not a fuse listed in that area. There are, however, shields shown on those speaker wires.