Anyone happen to have a fuse diagram for a 3rd gen? I don't have an owner's manual for my car.

 

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~Alex

 

It's on the inside of the fuse box cover...

 

those fuse panel door ones vary from year/model dont they?

 

Yep, I'm an idiot. Just discovered that myself about 10 min ago.

 

Nope .

 

This helped me, now if i can figure out where the flasher is located on my 90 Maxima.

http://www.geocities.com/bracecraig/maxima/fuses.gif

 

Your turn signal fuse is the one labelled "TURN" on the left column. 10A, subsystem "IGN" just above "Electronic Battery" which is highlighted in white.

Or are you talking about the flasher unit. That thing is located up behind your cluster somewhere. Connects at M29 on the main harness, right next to the door lock timer and ASCD control unit. Someone else can give you more detail, as I've never hunted for it before on my '90.

The wires that control left/right for your turn signals are inside the steering column cover, which has either 4 or 6 screws holding it on, and it's on the driver-door side just behind and under the headlight/turn signal stalk. Pink connector. Pull it out and looking at the harness connector, it's the three pinholes on the passenger side (the opposite side of those two oversized connectors, those are the parking light and interior light system wires) and the one on the bottom is the input from the flasher unit M29, the one in the middle connects directly to your right blinker lights and the one on top connects directly to your left blinker lights.

 

Thanks alot for the info. Its funny because when i turn the signals on, the front outside marker lights up but doesn't blink and the rear ones do not light up at all.

 

the orange lights on the headlight cluster should not blink. Your in-bumper lights should blink. When your headlights are fully on, the white sidelight (called a corner light) should get brighter when the same-side turn signal is activated. The orange light just behind that should be solid orange when in parking light or headlight mode, and off when headlights and parking lights are off. Of course, I'm modifying mine (see post called "E124 diode and lighting mod", but I just described the stock function to you.