My 96 Legacy's kick panel fuse box is missing it's lid! Help

[PhoenixDownVII]

Can anyone provide a photo of the "Map" for the fuses at the kick panel on the drivers side? My car's kick panel is missing and I want to check certain fuses.


Question, while we're at it- Which fan against the radiator is the primary fan for cooling the car? The Passenger side (left) one?

I've had some cooling woes (see thread below in Engine/Drivetrain) where my temp needle rises above 1/2 at times.

I was testing out my a/c and noticed when the a/c was on only the drivers side fan started spinning. The passenger one never turned on, spun slow but never fully engaged. Fuse perhaps?

Wanted to check fan fuses in the kick panel...can't find it without a photo for help, thanks!

[decke48]

this the one your looking for?
https://sl-i.net/FORUM/images/imported/2008/05/S1050212-1.jpg

[PhoenixDownVII]

Yes! Thanks! So the "Main Fan" fuse (20A) is what I'm going to check out, the one second down from the top in the middle row.

If a fan doesn't work- is it normally the fuse? i hope so.

[decke48]

usally.. but i could be the fan itself or the ground.. if the fuse is good theres a green plug(only has 1 wire) in the mess of harness of the drivers side. plug the other green plug together it will turn everything on in the ecu.. and will turn the fan on.. this will allow to check if the fan works without the car warming up.. if the fan doesnt come on check if your getting power to the fan by probing the B+ (power) closest to the fan.. if you have power and the fan doesnt work its most likely the fan. but make sure the fans ground is good

[PhoenixDownVII]

Thanks a ton bro!