My fuse (under dash of drivers side) that runs door panel lights and radio keep blowing. I have used 10,15,20.25, and even 30 watt fuses, and they have all blown. I have a '93 ford crown Victoria LX . Have any solution?

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Unplug the radio and see if it still blows the fuse. Try to isolate it to the lighting circuit or the radio. You have a bad short somewhere. Trying higher rated fuses may cause your wiring to burn up.

The fuse for the radio is in the Interior Fuse panel. It is either located to the left of the steering wheel under the dash or possibly in a covered area of the dash on the drivers side or under a panel on the console under the dash. Check the side of the dash on the drivers side covered by the door when it is closed. Open the drivers door and look at that area for a cover you can remove to access a fuse panel.

The fuse panel cover is located at the drivers side of the instrument panel. Remove the panel to access the fuses-1996-98 models shown

Usually the fuses are under the steering wheel to the left and up against the firewall, like in front of where your left knee would be. There is a plastic door that you need to open to get to them. Its the fuse marked "radio". Your lighter might have a short. Or you could try a 25 or 30 amp fuse as to replace the blown one. If your radio is off and lights to the dash are off and the fuse still blows when you use the lighter you need a new lighter

your fuse panel is either under the dash by the drivers left knee or on the side of the dash where it meets the door. the radio fuse should be the second from the top right side of the fuse panel. its a 10 amp fuse. the power for the switch should be a 16 gauge wire run from the passenger firewall (under hood.) behind a plastic cover where a lot of wires are bolted to posts. that red wire feeds power to almost everything in the cab. it runs behind the glove box and has a disconnect there. if the fuse is not bad and the wire looks good, check the ground on the passenger door "open switch" (the one that is supposed to turn on the dome light. that is where the whole system is grounded for the int. lights lights

The 2004 Trailblazer has two fuse panels, one in the under hood and one under the middle row seats. The radio fuse is marked RADIO fuse # 41 and is a 15 amp fuse located in the rear fuse panel. To access the rear fuse panel flip the seat behind the driver to the upright position, under it you can see the fuse panel and a diagram should be on the under side of the cover. 

Good luck and hope this helps.

try checking your fuses first

THE FUSE PANEL SHOULD BE ON THE DRIVERS SIDE DASH PANEL WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR DRIVERS DOOR OR IT WILL BE UNDER THE DRIVERS SIDE FIREWALL.IT WILL BE MARKED [RAD] OR [INT].ALSO IF YOU HAVE A OWNERS MANUEL IT WILL BE IN THEIR.

There is a panel on the passengers side of the car, I pulled the fuse used for OnStar because I dont use it. I didn see any labling on mine but it was the fuse located second from the top on the left side, but you have to be looking at it side ways because of the way the fuse box is orientated.
And then put it in the socket all the way to the right second from the bottom, again looking at it sideways. NOTE: My car is a 2006 Malibu LT