serendipitous fixes
I thought my power mirrors and door locks were broken in expensive and/or time-consuming ways, as in the switches or the actuators. I even discovered that the door lock vacuum pump from the trunk was missing altogether, got one from a parts car and was confused as to why it didn’t do a darn thing when I plugged it in.
Turns out all I needed was the 10A fuse.
It was completely missing from the under-hood fuse box, and it protects both systems. There was evidence of a good deal of fuse box chicanery when I bought the car about a year ago, so I’m not entirely surprised.
It’s nice when you can “repair” two of your car’s systems for $2.50 (for a 6-pack of 10A blades) and 3 minutes.
That made my morning. Just thought I’d share.