YOUR RESEARCHCan't Find a fuse!
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I've looked at the diagram, but unless I'm missing something I can't find the fuse for the windshield washer pump (not the headlight washer). My dealer says he thinks its somewhere in the front luggage compartment and not with all the other fuses in the fuse box. Help! Thanks...
Take this for what it's worth, ymmv etc. From what I can tell there is a fuse holder in the front luggage compartment that feeds the cooling fans and wiper motor. It looks like it's fuse F2 in the current distributor behind the glove box that has the washer pump. This also looks like it feeds the seat heaters and on board computer via the on board control unit. If all of that is out it may be worth a look as it's a very high value fuse, 80 A. Otherwise, if everything else works I'd be suspicious of my interpretation and hope for more responses.
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