Where is the fuse box of the Buick Verano located?

[VioletLee]

The fuse box of the Buick Verano is located below the original air conditioning control panel. You need to remove the gear shift lever side panels, then unscrew the 4 screws behind them. After removing the panels, take out the cigarette lighter and remove the cover plate to access the fuse box. Below is an introduction to the Buick Verano: The Buick Verano is built based on Buick's latest family design language, featuring a winged chrome grille, LED automatic sensing headlights, LED taillights, 17-inch ten-spoke dual-tone aluminum alloy sport wheels, and a fastback roof. The interior of the Buick Verano follows the 360-degree wraparound design concept, with dynamic lines and a new cool black color scheme, creating a youthful and sporty atmosphere. It is equipped with a two-piece oversized panoramic sunroof, front multifunctional seats, a three-spoke sport multifunction steering wheel, dual barrel-style gauges with a 4.2-inch high-definition trip computer, and dual-zone independent automatic air conditioning.

[BradyLee]

I've been driving the Buick Verano for a few years and noticed this car has two main fuse box locations. One is the main fuse box in the engine compartment - after opening the hood, you'll find a black clip-on box near the windshield area (usually on the left or right side) containing engine-related fuses. The other is on the driver's side. You need to sit in the driver's seat and look down at the left side of the instrument panel or below the dashboard, just slightly above your knees where there's a small removable panel. I once replaced the cigarette lighter fuse myself using the driver's side box. Remember to disconnect power before checking - for the engine compartment one, always refer to the manual diagram first. Also pay attention to fuse specifications - don't get the wrong model.

[OMaddox]

My memory isn't great, and I've been confused about where the Verano's fuse box is before. Later, my husband reminded me: the fuse box while driving is next to the driver's left leg, just reach down and feel for a small plastic cover, but you won't find it in the passenger seat or the back. After turning off the car, open the hood, and near the windshield, there's a larger box, a bit bigger than a fist, with a lightning bolt icon. Once, when the window malfunctioned and I was looking for a fuse, I discovered that the two locations have different functions. For example, the box near the driver's seat usually contains fuses for the audio and windows, while the one in the engine compartment has fuses for the lights and battery. If you can't find it, check the manual or take a photo and ask for help on a forum.

[Dana]

An experienced car mechanic once said that the designs of the Buick series are quite similar. For the Verano, the main fuse box is located on the passenger side of the engine compartment, near the firewall, with a fuse distribution diagram on the surface of the box. Inside the car, under the dashboard on the driver's side, about 30cm away from the steering wheel, there is a small rectangular cover plate that can be opened with a plastic pry bar to replace the fuse. When doing it yourself, pay attention to: 1. First disconnect the negative terminal of the battery; 2. Refer to the manual and do not insert the wrong fuse; 3. Use a specialized clip to avoid damaging plastic parts; 4. After replacement, make sure to close the cover tightly to prevent dust. For older models, it might be located behind the storage compartment, so it's recommended to check the specific year model.

[MacAdelyn]

The dashboard lights on my newly bought Verano wouldn’t turn on that day, which was driving me crazy. A friend told me to check the left side, and sure enough, there was a panel with a gap near the knee position below the steering wheel. I gently pried it open with a key, revealing the fuses. Later, I learned there’s also a large fuse box in the engine compartment, located near the windshield washer fluid filler, covered by a white plastic cap. Opening it for the first time felt like unboxing a mystery, but thankfully each fuse was labeled with symbols. I recommend beginners take a photo of the original positions with their phones before making any changes—free circuit diagrams are available online. If you find a blown fuse, don’t panic; you can buy a spare set for just 10 yuan at an auto parts store.

[LeElisa]

Having driven the Verano for seven or eight years, I'm quite familiar with the fuse box locations. On the driver's side, it's right below the steering wheel—just look down and you'll see a long plastic cover that pops open with a simple pull, allowing you to replace fuses for interior lights and wipers. The one in the engine compartment is near the fan, a black-and-white box. Three reminders: don't confuse it with the battery terminals; avoid working on electrical components in the rain; and use the tweezers from the car's toolkit to handle fuses. Once, a friend wasted time lifting the steering wheel cover from the passenger side, only to find nothing. Also, there's no fuse box designed for the rear doors, so no need to search there.