Hello Auto Brothers here's the situation
On this picture was is the top 35amp fuse for?


Also what are the bottom row fuse for except that 25 one

And what are the two on the outside if the 5 & 10 fuse on the row above the bottom one?

I need these answers because they are all empty slots (Meaning no fuse are in them)

 

Im having the same problem except for i need the awkward shaped radio fuse and i dont know where to get it.

 

Check it Auto Brother... I'm going to auto zone tonight If they have it there I'll buy it and send it to you... My word is my bond!!!
Because I need it too!
So here's hoping...

 

That 35 amp "fuse: is not actually a fuse, it is the power window circuit breaker. Notice the "WDO" with an arrow pointing to it.

 

And the lower 35 amp breaker should be for accessories which includes door locks etc.

Hope this helps.
Lou

 

Thanks for that and I came from auto zone. BOY Are THEY Stup... Never mind. But unless it's on their little computer they don't know Sh-t!!!!
So that's as far as I got with them.
I'm going to hit up a GM dealer next to find what goes in those slots I mentioned before.
So Auto Brothers keep faith I'll get the answer yet....

"Only Toonomi..."

 

This page is from the 82 Camaro Service Manual and it contains descriptions of the fuses andcircuit breakers on the fuse block. All the fuses are miniaturized U shaped fuses. You can get them at any auto parts store, electrical section Wal_Mart, etc. All you need to know is the fuse ampacity, denoted by the number stamped on the fuse (See the photo).

I recommend that you review the wiring diagrams at link found in teh stick noted below to verify the fuse sizes for the year of your car. You may have to search a bit but they should be there. In 1982 the Radio Fuse was 10 amperes. It may be larger in later years to account for the larger radio systems.

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...-thirdgen.html

Several of the items are identified as RECEPTACLES instead of fuses. These are on the back of the fuse block and are plugs that the designated wiring is connected to.

The RPO codes for the second power circuit breaker, AU3, AU6 and C49 are

AU3 - Power Door Locks(Lock Control, Side Dr, Elec)
AU6 - Rear Hatch Release(Lock Control, End Gate Window,Rem Cont Elec)
C49 - DEFOGGER, RR WINDOW, ELECTRIC

Later model years may have more power options connected. Curise Control is on the need power for one of the fuses/circuit breakers.


Enjoy

Davd

 

The 20A fuse for CTSY on my fuse box says ACC not CTSY....

Mine is F/P INJ2 then directly to the right of it, it says ACC....NOT CTSY

Why is mine different?

 

The fuse names were changed over the years, and I think some of the locations were moved around. NOTE that my post is for a 1982 Camaro. Visit the link in the first sicky on top of this board, and look at the body wiring diagrams for your model year to get the correct fuse names, sizes and locations.


Dave

 

It says the same for the 89 also....maybe someone switched my fuse box at some point?