This article provides easy-to-understand diagrams showing the fuse box layouts for the 2005 and 2006 Pontiac Pursuit models. It details where these fuse panels are located inside the car and explains the purpose of each fuse and relay.
Table of Contents
Cigar lighter (power outlet) fuses in the Pontiac Pursuit are located in the Engine Compartment fuse box – see fuses “TRUNK/OUTLET” and “LTR”.
Engine compartment
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| SPARES | Spare fuses |
| Blank | Not Used |
| RDFG | Rear Defogger |
| COOL/FAN2 | Cooling Fan 2 |
| CRNK | Starter |
| COOL/FAN1 | Engine Cooling Fan |
| BCM3 | Body Control Module 3 |
| BCM2 | Body Control Module 2 |
| FOG LP | Fog Lamps |
| HORN | Horn |
| RH HI BEAM | Passenger’s Side High Beam |
| LH HI BEAM | Driver’s Side High Beam |
| RH LO BEAM | Passenger’s Side Low Beam |
| LH LO BEAM | Driver’s Side Low Beam |
| FUEL PUMP | Fuel Pump |
| EMISN | Emissions |
| INJ | Injectors |
| ABS | Anti-lock Brake System |
| PCM/ECM | Powertrain control Module/Engine Control Module |
| EPS | Electric Power Steering |
| PRK LPS | Park Lamps |
| WPR | Windshield Wiper |
| IP IGN | Ignition |
| A/C CLTCH | Air Conditioning Clutch |
| AIR SOL | Air Solenoid |
| ABS2 | Anti-lock Brake System 2 |
| PRK/NEUT | Park, Neutral |
| ECM/TRANS | Engine Control Module, Transmission |
| BCK UP | Back-Up Lamps |
| TRUNK/OUTLET | Trunk, Accessory Power Outlet |
| S BAND/ONSTAR | Audio, OnStar |
| LTR | Cigarette Lighter |
| MIR(S) | Mirrors |
| HTD SEATS | Heated Seats |
| CNSTR VENT | Canister Vent |
| Relays | |
| RDFG | Rear Defogger |
| COOL/FAN2 | Cooling Fan 2 |
| WPR2 | Windshield Wiper 2 |
| CRNK | Starter |
| COOL/FAN1 | Cooling Fan 1 |
| FUEL PMP | Fuel Pump |
| WPR1 | Windshield Wiper 1 |
| COOL SER/PAR | Not Used |
| PWR/TRN | Powertrain |
| AIR PMP | Air Pump |
| A/C CLTCH | Air Conditioning Clutch |
| AIR SOL | Air Solenoid |
| AFTRCOOL | Not Used |
| RUN/CRANK | Run, Crank |
Passenger Compartment
| Fuse Number | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Fuse Puller |
| 2 | Spare |
| 3 | Spare |
| 4 | Spare |
| 5 | Spare |
| 6 | Amplifer |
| 7 | Cluster |
| 8 | Ignition Switch, PASS-Key III+ |
| 9 | Stoplamp |
| 10 | Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, PASS-Key III+ |
| 11 | Not Used |
| 12 | Spare |
| 13 | Airbag |
| 14 | Spare |
| 15 | Windshield Wiper |
| 16 | Climate Control System, Cluster |
| 17 | Not Used |
| 18 | Not Used |
| 19 | Electric Power Steering, steering Wheel control |
| 20 | Sunroof |
| 21 | Spare |
| 22 | Not Used |
| 23 | 2005: Not Used 2006: Audio System |
| 24 | Sensing and Diagnostic Module (Airbag) |
| 25 | Engine Control Module, Transmission Control Module |
| 26 | Door Locks |
| 27 | Interior Lights |
| 28 | 2005: Audio System 2006: Not Used |
| 29 | Power Windows |
| Relays | |
| 30 | Climate Control System |
| 31 | Not Used |
| 32 | Retained Accessory Power |
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