GMC Jimmys of that year use several fuse boxes and, in some cases, fusible links (which are not technically fuses, but act similarly). To find the correct fuse or fusible link, you'll need to:
1. Consult your owner's manual: This is the best place to start. It will show you the location of the fuse boxes (usually under the hood and inside the passenger compartment) and a fuse diagram showing which fuse protects which circuit.
2. Check the underhood fuse block: This usually contains larger fuses and fusible links for high-current circuits.
3. Check the interior fuse panel: This is typically located under the dashboard, often near the steering column. It contains smaller fuses for various accessories and interior components.
Without knowing which circuit is malfunctioning, it's impossible to pinpoint the location of the relevant fuse or fusible link. If you can describe the circuit (e.g., "power windows," "headlights," "cigarette lighter"), I can provide more specific guidance, but ultimately, your owner's manual is essential.
