JasonT

I see it mentioned in the manual, but I don't see it anywhere in the car. It's a little tool used to remove a fuse.

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soopa

hmm thats interestin... i just always use needle nose pliers.

CO-CL-S

It's in the kit you buy with the extra fuses. You can't rely on the extra fuses in the engine compartment being enough.

JasonT

It doesn't come with the car? That's stupid. My fingers are too fat to get the fuse out of the drivers side panel. I guess I'll try the pliers.

underdog

Hmm .. this may not be accurate but I blew the accessory fuse a few months ago and after using needle nose pliers to replace it I think I recall noticing a fuse puller in one of the fuse slots.

Then again, could be old age and I just imagined the episode ...

Mr Hyde

On my TL-S the fuse puller was in one of the fuse compartments. I forget, but I think it was in the one near the dead pedal/left foot rest. If not it was in one of the side compartments, it had its own spot, and its definitely there.

CocoTypeS

The fuse puller is in the fuse box in the engine. I believe it is in the top left corner or somewhere close to there.

kensteele

This is correct. Raise the hood, open the fuse cover near the passenger-side windshield, you'll find a fuse puller plugged into it's own slot.

JasonT

Ahh......... Cool I got it.

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