Fuel pump fuse location not relay fuse - 2004 Pontiac Grand Am

You have three areas in that car where fuses are located. One is at the left side of the dash on the driver's side. Open your car door on the drivers side and you will see a triangle shaped cover on the left outside of the dash . Pull it off to see the fuses. Then you will also have another compartment on the passenger side of the car. Open the passenger door and look at the outside of the right side of the dash area and take off that cover to see some more fuses. Then you have the last fuse box which is located under the hood. Pop open your car hood and look to the left of where the air filter is located and up against the firewall you will see a little black box with a screw off button type of lid on it. Unscrew that knob and take it off completely and you will see the last of your fuses and relay switches. You need to find the original manual for your car if you have it and in the back of it, it will have a listing and a diagram of all the fuses in your car and where they are located. Also if you will look at the inside of the covers for the fuse compartments they should also have information on them for the fuses. I also noticed that on this website, if you will look at the left side, has a listing for manuals on it. Try clicking on that and see if they have a manual for your car or you can buy one at any auto parts store.It is called the Haynes Auto Repair Manual. Autozone sells it. Also if there are any colleges or trade schools in your area that have auto mechanics courses, most also repair cars. most usually do not charge for labor, only parts and a small shop fee. If this is the case call them asap. They can help you. Hope this helps. If you need anymore help let me know. I will try to help. I work on cars and currently have a 2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE1.

Try looking in the owners manual - if you dont have one try google for the answer