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Location Of Console Fuses And Breakers
 Monday, 15 December 2008 Thanks to Drake And mattewlawe of the Reatta forum for this information.
In addition to the fuses under the console access panel, there is a second fuse/relay panel directly in front of the primary fuse panel, on the passenger side of the console. You have to remove the console side panel to get to it. Approx: 8 torx head screws hold it in place. There are seven relays in this panel. One of them is for the fog lights, another is for hi-low beam headlights. The relays are still available at auto parts stores or Buick dealer. GM part # 14100455
Location of the hidden fuse panel on '88-'89 models
Location of the hidden fuse panel on '90-'91 models 
Last Updated Monday, 12 September 2011
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