Hornet_2497 answered 5 years ago
This circuit is often fused along with the cigarette lighter. Go to the fuse block under the hood on the driver's side. Look for fuse #13, cigarette lighter and see if it's burned out. Also check fuses #10 and #28. They power the PCM #1 and PCM #2. If these are okay, then I would continue checking all fuses one at a time. There is probably a fuse block in the passenger compartment too. Good Luck.
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