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The fuse box and fuse identification should be in your owner's manual, if you no longer have the owners manual try these two sources Check here http://repairpal.com/automobile-owners-manuals-online or try this link you may be able to down load a free copy of the owner's manual for your vehicle http://www.autousermanual.com/
There are several fuse boxes and lots of fuses in the power train control computer system.
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Its under the passenger side dash panel! very weird spot but def is! right up under dash below glove box