This is what Joel sent me, and I'd like for it to be in the archives. Thank
you Joel!

>
>
>from the 91 model year owners manual ...
>01.  30 amp ....................... radiator fan
>02.  10 amp ....................... brake lights
>03.  15 amp ....................... interior lights, makeup mirror,
>clock, cig lighter, radio
>04.  15 amp ....................... hazard flasher
>05.  vacant
>06.  vacant
>07.  10 amp ....................... tail and side light LEFT
>08.  10 amp ....................... tail and side light RIGHT
>09.  10 amp ....................... high beam RIGHT
>10.  10 amp ....................... high beam LEFT
>11.  15 amp ....................... windshield wipers and washer pump
>12.  20 amp ....................... cruise control, a/c, power
>windows, aux heater, power mirrors,
>                                            aux heat exchanger, rear
>hatch wiper
>13.  20 amp ....................... fresh air fan (dash)
>14.  20 amp ....................... rear window defroster, power
>mirror defrosters,
>                                            light for lighting switch
>(?)
>15.  10 amp ....................... back-up lights
>16.  15 amp ....................... horn
>17.  10 amp ....................... windshield wiper motor (?? so
>what's fuse 11 then??)
>18.  10 amp ....................... brake warning light, heated
>driver's seat, cruise control
>19.  10 amp ....................... turn signals
>20.  10 amp ....................... license plate lights, headlight
>washer pump
>21.  10 amp ....................... low beam headlight LEFT
>22.  10 amp ....................... low beam headlight RIGHT
>
>additional fuses, in separate holders, above the fuse box ...
>10 amp - instrument lighting
>10 amp - overheating fuse for aux heater
>20 amp - main fuse for aux heater
>20 amp - central door locks
>20 amp - automatic fuse for power windows
>
>color codes for fuses (1986-1991 blade type)
>10 amp ...... red
>15 amp ...... blue
>20 amp ...... yellow
>30 amp ...... green
>
>there's also a 50 amp strip-fuse for the air conditioners, back in the
>rear of the bus, behind the driver's side vertical 'pillar'.
>
>good luck!
>joel
>

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