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Old 03-22-2004, 07:26 PM
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Has anyone figured out yet what the RPO for a heated windshield would be for a 92-99? Or if there is an easy way to tell if you have one?
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Old 03-22-2004, 08:13 PM
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Check to see if your have a fuse for it.
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is this fuse gonna be in the interior panel, or under the hood?
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under the dash on the drivers side
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Fuse 18. I was just looking at my fuse panel.
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Thanks! I just sorta thought a 50 is awfully big for that panel....hahaha.
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I believe mine is in the maxifuse relay center under the hood.
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My fuse panel door has a listing that lists Heated Windshield as fuse 18, where I have an empty slot. Maybe it'* for the relay or something.
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That should be for the relay. The actual high-current fuse is in the maxifuse. I can verify later today.
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