Where is fuse boxes on 2007 PT cruiser ?

Asked by Joshua Jul 10, 2018 at 02:25 PM about the 2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Fuse box location, diagram of fuse box and
relays

6 Answers

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There are none except under the hood but it's some new system they have instead of normal fuse panels I have realized the PT Cruisers are pretty much junk and mine will be sold just to get out of having to work on it so much, good luck

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pt cruisers are junk i have a 2006 pt cruiser touring edition hasnt ran right at all chrysler inc makes it real tough to get it worked on zimmer plymounth in kentucky burlington pike stay away from their a real joke no one really wants to work on any pt cruiser great looking bodys but engines are junk mabe ford will build a good pt cruiser that will run. but chrysler never again.

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I have a2007 and I love it sorry about your luck...we have a pt cruiser club where people feel different.....Sorry to hear that you guys have had such rotten luck....maybe you should have bought a Ford....lol

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so only one is under hood they cant evenn test what is wrong with mine because fuse or something

120

On 2007 look below the fuse box under hood and you will see it black box..

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how do you open the fuse box under the dash on the drive side.

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