In my 2006 Chevy Equinox, the odometer suddenly went all black; I suspect a blown fuse or maybe a tiny light bulb? Thanks to Google, I now know where the fuse boxes are in the Equinox, but was not given an owner's manual when I bought the car. How can I tell which fuse to test or replace?

SOURCE: 1997 Ford F 150 Fuse box diagram

You should be able to pick up a manual on a 97 Ford F150 from any of the major auto stores like Auto Zone, etc


Good luck Loringh

SOURCE: fuse box diagram

Public Library, dealership parts department can print it oout

SOURCE: need fuse diagram for 1996 nissan 200sx

you could try searching the google website or ringing your local nissan dealer also what sub model (K's, Q's)?

SOURCE: license's plate light stopped working even with new bulb.

It wouldn't be a fuse if that's the only light that's not working, I believe all of the parking lights are on the same fuse. It's most likely a bad ground or corrosion inside the socket where the bulb makes the electrical connection. So check the socket to make sure it has no corrosion, if it does, clean it up and apply some dielectric grease (available at any parts store) to prevent future corrosion, and check for a loose or broken ground wire.

SOURCE: 2005 Ford Five Hundred interior lights and windows do not work

The fuse box you need is under the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel. The fuse you need is F2. It is next to the bottom one on the far left. There are 4 fuses on the far left. They are numbered F1-F4 from the bottom up. Good luck