freightliner tv shelf/fridge fuse location

Sitting in the drivers seat...there is a "panel" at your left elbow, behind the seat belt...open it, there is a fuse box in there where you will find these fuses...(some are mounted on the panel that swings out, some are mounted to the wall of the truck...but they are in there)

You will find it difficult to read the labels on the fuse box...but the ones you are looking for are 15 amp fuses (blue)

 

On 04 the main panel is on pass side. On top of dash.Has button to access. Haven't driven 06 so it may be some where else.

 

The fuses he's looking for are not in the main fuse panel...they are in another little panel hid away where I mentioned.

The main panel is in the same place on all of them (2004 - 2007 anyway)

 

are anyof you familiar with the automatic columbias are they good with pulling hills and maintanence

 

The one I have been driving has been real good on maintenance and ok until you get into real hill like CO, SD, ND. 470hp. No problems w/auto tranny but big gap between 9-10. And it sometimes waits too long to downshift. I have gotten the knack on when I need to flip into manual and go back to work.
No issues w/ tranny except about 100k when still in warranty. has about 800k now and still working fine. Just make sure, like all trans that you get into lower gear before you head down hills. Other than 9-10 it will not let you downshift if it might do damage. and then you get damaged.

 

do you have the mercedes benz engine

 

No Way! 470 Detroit. Have not talked to anyone who had anything but trouble with MBE. Just like their cars. That's why you see so many so cheap in all parts of the country. Can't make any dough sitting.

 

RidgeRunner, muchos gracias !! Man, I was going back over those fuses under the dash time and time again. Didn't get it fixed in time to save the crab legs in my fridge, but at least I'll have a cold case of water by tomorrow morning.

 

You're welcome!