so i blew my fuse for my park lights, but i don't know what fuse it is. the panel map is hella confussing and i can't find my damn test light. does anyone know what number the park lights are? thanks so much

 

what is so confusing about the map?...

 

Just pull the fuses one at a time from top to bottom until you find the blown fuse...

 

i don't know but it doesn't make sense to me. there are fuses in places that have holes in the map and there are too many fuses in some columns. and i would pull them all but my fuse puller is with my test light that i can't find so i've been using so clip i have and its a real pain in the ***

 

also i don't know what they're called on the map. i've pulled every fuse that has "lights" in the name and they are all good

 

bro, some of the fuses are spares, and such. you can get the general idea by observing the pattern.
just drive down to autozone and pick up one of those little picker/tester thigns for like a couple bucks.

 

how.....did you get the valve cover that color, that is gorgeous.

 

Several coats of teh rattle can,and clear coats....Cost me about $10...And a day of painting..

 

ok so back to my problem since i've found my test light now and half of the fuses don't yield a light. and i know they're not blown cuz i have used them and they work. so will someone that is knowledgable about the fuses lend me a hand

 

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Are you sure you actually made contact with both of the metal parts. Some of them are hard to get to and I know I've thought I was making contact a couple times when I wasn't. Try switching some around that you know do work and seeing if they work in the spot of the non working one.

 

check the p-light bulbs if you rewired them or even if you didnt they could be bad also look in your owners guide or the wiring diagram in the haynes or chiltons manual which you had better have allready