* Under the hood: This fuse box contains higher-amperage fuses protecting major electrical components like the engine and lighting. It's usually located near the battery, often on the fender well or inner fender.
* Inside the car: This fuse panel (sometimes called the fuse block or panel) is typically located inside the driver's side, often under the dashboard or in the instrument panel itself. Its precise location can vary slightly.
To find the exact location of your fuse boxes:
1. Consult your owner's manual: This is the best resource. It will have diagrams showing the location of both fuse boxes and a legend identifying what each fuse protects.
2. Search online: A quick image search for "1994 Pontiac Grand Am fuse box location" or "1994 Pontiac Grand Am fuse panel diagram" should provide pictures that can help you locate the boxes. Pay close attention to whether the image is specifically for a 1994 model year and an SE trim level.
Without your owner's manual or a picture matching your specific vehicle, precise instructions are impossible. Remember to always disconnect the negative battery cable before working with any fuses or electrical components in your vehicle.
