Need 1994 fuse diagram, no owners manual
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Need 1994 fuse diagram, no owners manual
I was hoping someone could either scan or direct me somewhere online to help me know what fuse goes to what for a 1994 Dakota. I don't have the owners manual.
Thanks, please email direct if you can help,
Mike
m_binion@yahoo.com
Thanks, please email direct if you can help,
Mike
m_binion@yahoo.com
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RE: Need 1994 fuse diagram, no owners manual
Fuse 1[/b]: 30A, Green; A/C Heater Motor
Fuse 2[/b]: 30A Silver (Circuit Breaker); Power Windows
Fuse 3[/b]: 15A Light Blue; Overhead Console, Day/Night Mirror, Reverse Lamps
Fuse 4[/b]: 5A Tan; ABS (There is not on in the picture)
Fuse 5[/b]: 20A Yellow; Power Door Locks
Fuse 6[/b]: 20A Yellow; Horn Relay, Instrument Cluster, Radio Choke Relay (on Premium audio system)
Fuse 7[/b]: 10A Red; Buzzer Module, Stop Lamps
Fuse 8[/b]: 20A Yellow; Headlamp Switch
Fuse 9[/b]: 15A Light Blue; Cigar Lighter
Fuse 10[/b]: 20A Yellow; Windshield Wiper
Fuse 11[/b]: 20A Yellow; Turn Signal
Fuse 12[/b]: 10A Red; Radio
Fuse 13[/b]: 4A Pink; Receives power from Fuse 8 to power instrument lights (such as the cigar lighter lighting, ash tray light, dash lights, radio lights, etc.)
Fuse 14[/b]: 15A Light Blue; Instrument Cluster
Fuse 15[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 16[/b]: 5A Tan; Buzzer Module, 4WD Indicator Lamp, Tranny O/D Switch, Tranny Oil Temperature Sensor
Fuse 17[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 18[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 19[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 20[/b]: 25A Natural; Park Lamp Relay, Off Road Lamp Switch (There is not one in the picture; I believe this is only on vehicles with fog lamps)
NOTE 1: Fuse 3 and Fuse 14 provide power for the Airbag Control Module Cavities 2, and 1, respectively.
NOTE 2: Fuse 4, Fuse 7 and Fuse 11 provide power for the Controller ABS Brake Cavities 7 and 12, 9, and 3, respectively.
Under Fuse 4, 8, and 12 is the Buzzer Module (Black rectangle in the picture)
Under Fuse 16 is the Hazard Flasher (Silver circle in the picture)
Under Fuse 20 is the Horn Relay (White plastic looking in the picture)
To the side of Fuse 17 and 18 is the ABS Warning Lamp Relay (Open cavity in the picture)
To the side of Fuse 19 and 20 is the Turn Signal Flasher (Blue circle in the picture)
Between the Turn Signal Flasher and the Horn Relay is the Time Delay Relay
Fuse 2[/b]: 30A Silver (Circuit Breaker); Power Windows
Fuse 3[/b]: 15A Light Blue; Overhead Console, Day/Night Mirror, Reverse Lamps
Fuse 4[/b]: 5A Tan; ABS (There is not on in the picture)
Fuse 5[/b]: 20A Yellow; Power Door Locks
Fuse 6[/b]: 20A Yellow; Horn Relay, Instrument Cluster, Radio Choke Relay (on Premium audio system)
Fuse 7[/b]: 10A Red; Buzzer Module, Stop Lamps
Fuse 8[/b]: 20A Yellow; Headlamp Switch
Fuse 9[/b]: 15A Light Blue; Cigar Lighter
Fuse 10[/b]: 20A Yellow; Windshield Wiper
Fuse 11[/b]: 20A Yellow; Turn Signal
Fuse 12[/b]: 10A Red; Radio
Fuse 13[/b]: 4A Pink; Receives power from Fuse 8 to power instrument lights (such as the cigar lighter lighting, ash tray light, dash lights, radio lights, etc.)
Fuse 14[/b]: 15A Light Blue; Instrument Cluster
Fuse 15[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 16[/b]: 5A Tan; Buzzer Module, 4WD Indicator Lamp, Tranny O/D Switch, Tranny Oil Temperature Sensor
Fuse 17[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 18[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 19[/b]: EMPTY
Fuse 20[/b]: 25A Natural; Park Lamp Relay, Off Road Lamp Switch (There is not one in the picture; I believe this is only on vehicles with fog lamps)
NOTE 1: Fuse 3 and Fuse 14 provide power for the Airbag Control Module Cavities 2, and 1, respectively.
NOTE 2: Fuse 4, Fuse 7 and Fuse 11 provide power for the Controller ABS Brake Cavities 7 and 12, 9, and 3, respectively.
Under Fuse 4, 8, and 12 is the Buzzer Module (Black rectangle in the picture)
Under Fuse 16 is the Hazard Flasher (Silver circle in the picture)
Under Fuse 20 is the Horn Relay (White plastic looking in the picture)
To the side of Fuse 17 and 18 is the ABS Warning Lamp Relay (Open cavity in the picture)
To the side of Fuse 19 and 20 is the Turn Signal Flasher (Blue circle in the picture)
Between the Turn Signal Flasher and the Horn Relay is the Time Delay Relay
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And this old TSB on the wayback machine might help figure out the wiring.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190214...4/08-33-94.htm