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Discussion in 'VT - VX Holden Commodore (1997 - 2002)' started by metalfossil, Feb 25, 2007.

  1. Feb 25, 2007 #1
    metalfossil

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    Please help.

    I'm stumped. I've attempted numerous times today to access the fuse compartment under the steering column. However, I'm not having any luck. Just exactly where is it, and how does it open?
     
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  2. Feb 25, 2007 #2
    accentstencil

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    Grab both sides at the top of the cover and pull hard towards you. It requires a bit of force. Don't worry you won't break it.
     
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    it under neith ur steering wheel its a pretty big panel so u cant miss it ay just give it a fair yank dw u wont break nething lol
     
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    dam u :bang: like a hawk rnt ya hahahahaha :p
     
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    Sorry, it was very close. I don't have much to do.
     
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    me 2 i been bored all day.... msn ****....myspace ****.....TV **** hahaha now waitin 4 westcoast 2 start on tv :D
     
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    thanks for the replies and the pic.

    just wondering, though, is it the same for the Calais?
     
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    WAGON MAN

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    Its the same across the whole range ....

    ie. exec - calais
     
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    Thanks for everyone's help, found the fuses and, yes, that was the problem. Now if I could find the low-life that scratched my door and rear quarter panel....:ranting:
     
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