Anonymous Posted on May 08, 2009

Can not find the fuse for lights on mazda 626

I looked at the fues panel but couldnt find it is there a different name for the fuse??

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Anonymous May 08, 2009

oh my dash lights wont work somthing arced out and now i cant find what fuse it is so i can change it
Anonymous May 08, 2009

would it be on the fuse panel in the car or under the hood
Gary Loney May 11, 2010

which lights, headlights, taillights, interior, what?

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The dash light are probably incorporated into one fuse with other thing on it....look carefully at the fuse panel, or on the back of the cover, for a diagram.....it may just say dash, instead of dash lights....

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