If you just want to check fuses, it is faster to test each one with a test light rather than to waste time digging through the service manual. Turn on appropriate switches so the circuit should be on, then probe the two test holes on the top of spade-type fuses. If you find zero volts on both points, that circuit is turned off. If you find twelve volts on both points, that fuse is good. You are looking for any fuse that has twelve volts on one test point and zero volts on the other.
In the first drawing, fuse "F70" is for the backup light relay. Iti s a 10-amp fuse.
In the second drawing, fuse "F15" is for the backup lights, the backup light relay, and the high-mounted stop light. That is a 15-amp fuse.
I do not know if the third drawing will work. I tried to piece together the drawings and lists.
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Saturday, December 16th, 2017 AT 10:31 PM