Where is the Geely Vision AC fuse located?
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Geely Vision AC fuse is located under the dashboard (driver's side) and in the engine compartment (left side). Spare fuses and fuse clips are fixed inside the cabin fuse box cover. Steps to replace the fuse: Switch the power mode to ON, turn off the headlights and all accessories. Remove the fuse box cover. Use a cross screwdriver to remove the screws and replace with a new fuse. Check the small fuses in the engine compartment and inside the vehicle. If a fuse is blown, use a fuse puller to remove it and replace it with a new fuse. Precautions for replacing fuses: Replacing with a fuse of higher rated current will significantly increase the chance of damage to the electrical system. Replace with a spare fuse of the same rated current. Use the diagram to locate the problematic fuse and confirm the rated current on the fuse label.
Looking for the air conditioning fuse on a Geely Vision? I've driven this car for years, and it's usually located under the dashboard on the driver's side. Open the small door or pull out the fuse box cover, and you'll find a small diagram labeling each fuse's function. The one for the A/C might be marked "A/C" or "Fan." If the air conditioning isn't cooling, first check if the fuse is blown. Replacing a fuse is simple—just pull out the burnt one and plug in a new one with the same amperage, but make sure not to mix up the specifications (15A is the most common). During routine maintenance, take a quick look at the fuse box to see if there's excessive dust buildup, as it can cause poor contact. If the fuse keeps blowing, it might indicate a compressor issue or a short circuit—better get it checked at a shop early to avoid suffering without A/C in the summer heat.
Having driven Geely cars for over a decade, I've noticed the AC fuse is typically located either behind the glove compartment or in the fuse box under the steering wheel. Pry open the cover to check - it lists numbered fuses with their functions. The AC one might be labeled "HVAC". Before replacing a fuse, turn off the engine and remove the key, then use pliers to extract the blown fuse and insert a new one. Make sure the amperage matches - don't use a higher rating to avoid wiring damage. Fuses usually blow due to current overload or faulty fan resistors. DIY replacement is fine, but proceed with caution. If the new fuse blows too, it indicates system issues like refrigerant leaks or component failures - get it inspected promptly for safety.
