PLEASE HELP! I have a 1994 nissan alitma that I bought private party. I have never noticed a fuse in the "ABS SOL 20A" slot before, and I was changing my horn fuse when I realized it was empty. Instinct told me to fill it, but I really don't want to do anything that will mess up my electrical. Does this particular slot have to have a fuse?
PLEASE HELP 94 Nissan Altima Fuses
Mar 18, 2007
3 Replies
does the car have ABS?
If so, you can give it a shot. 3 things could have happened in the past:
- The ABS doesn't work and causes fuses to blow, therefore the previous owner removed it.
- The previous owner didn't like ABS, and removed the fuse to stop the ABS action.
- There is no ABS in the car, and the standard fusebox simply has a slot open for it, but its not used for anything.
girlthatneedshelp wrote:
Yes, my car has ABS, and I see the metal slot prongs in this particular slot which is usually an indicator of it being active and needing a fuse. If I put a fuse in and it blows how will I know? will i feel the difference in my breaks? Thank you for your answers, you've been a great help.
just because there are metal 'prongs' to receive the fuse, does not mean anything is hooked up to that particular fuse.
I would put a fuse in, follow the amperage indicated on the plastic cover. See what happens.
I would imagine that if your car has ABS and the ABS is not working, there would be a warning light on your dash.... do you see an ABS light flashing anywherE?
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