If you're looking for a fuse that isn't in the side-of-dashboard fusebox, it's probably buried behind the underbelly of your dashboard.
The fuses I needed to replace were
-Rear Seat Cigarette Fuse
-Rear 12v Power Plug
To access the area behind your fuse panel, you need to remove four hex-head bolts. I recommend using the proper tool for this (found at any hardware store). Never damage any part of your car if its unavoidable. The bolts are located
1. Under the fuse panel cover
2. Under the fuse panel cover
3. Along the top edge of the coin-pocket (lower left side of dash belly)
4. Along the top edge of a big void in the underbelly (right side of dash belly)
Once the screws are removed, pop the underbelly from its plastic clips along the top seam. I used my fingers, you can use a screwdriver or a plastic wedge tool but DO NOT DAMAGE YOUR CAR at all costs. After those clips have been pulled apart, pull the entire plastic belly forward about 4 inches to slide it out of its mounting clip (deep in the footwell). The belly is now free, and you can rest it on the floor. It should look like this:
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The rear seat cigarette lighter fuse is in an orange bracket. It is a 20 amp fuse.
The trunk compartment 12v plugs are the lowest two 20 amp fuses. They are side by side, as are your outlets. The two outlets are individually fused.
There are also a few other fuses under this panel, as well as two 50 amp fuses (probably a/c..etc) which I don't know the identity of.
The fuses I needed to replace were
-Rear Seat Cigarette Fuse
-Rear 12v Power Plug
To access the area behind your fuse panel, you need to remove four hex-head bolts. I recommend using the proper tool for this (found at any hardware store). Never damage any part of your car if its unavoidable. The bolts are located
1. Under the fuse panel cover
2. Under the fuse panel cover
3. Along the top edge of the coin-pocket (lower left side of dash belly)
4. Along the top edge of a big void in the underbelly (right side of dash belly)
Once the screws are removed, pop the underbelly from its plastic clips along the top seam. I used my fingers, you can use a screwdriver or a plastic wedge tool but DO NOT DAMAGE YOUR CAR at all costs. After those clips have been pulled apart, pull the entire plastic belly forward about 4 inches to slide it out of its mounting clip (deep in the footwell). The belly is now free, and you can rest it on the floor. It should look like this:
Full size image: http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/4636/imag3370.jpg
The rear seat cigarette lighter fuse is in an orange bracket. It is a 20 amp fuse.
The trunk compartment 12v plugs are the lowest two 20 amp fuses. They are side by side, as are your outlets. The two outlets are individually fused.
There are also a few other fuses under this panel, as well as two 50 amp fuses (probably a/c..etc) which I don't know the identity of.
