Where is the fuse to rear shocks compressor?

There isn't a universally located fuse for a rear shock compressor. The location depends entirely on the make, model, and year of your vehicle. Some vehicles don't even have a dedicated fuse; the compressor might be integrated into a larger system with its own internal protection.

To find the fuse, you need to:

1. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual: This is the most reliable source. Look for sections on fuses, electrical systems, or air suspension (if applicable). The manual should have a diagram showing the fuse box layout and what each fuse protects.

2. Check the fuse boxes: Most vehicles have multiple fuse boxes – one under the hood and often another inside the cabin (usually under the dashboard or in the glove compartment). Carefully examine each fuse box and its diagram.

3. Look for a fuse related to the air suspension system, compressor, or a relevant component: The fuse might be labeled descriptively, or you may need to use a multimeter to test fuses if the label isn't clear.

4. If you can't find it: If you can't locate a fuse after checking both fuse boxes and your owner's manual, the compressor might have its own internal protective device, or the system may rely on other safety mechanisms. In this case, you'll need a qualified mechanic to diagnose the problem.

Do not attempt electrical repairs if you are not comfortable working with car electrical systems. Incorrectly handling fuses or electrical components can damage your vehicle or cause injury.