nope, i just finished it after like 5 hours of pain. theres a small tray that contains 3 bigger fuses, there yellow. and theres a tab that lets u pull it up. the tray is extreeemmeellyyy hard to pull up, it goes up slowly but its such a b!tch to do, i never wanna do ti again. but there are screws going into the prongs of the fuses on the side of the tray, one on each side (making 6 all together for those who blow in math). i had to use a wrench to get at them and take off one of the relays to get another, i almost stripped one cuz there were so tightly on and badly placed. but i put a new fuse in there, it didnt fit (too high) but it was 60 amps and now the heater runs fine and the abs light turned off. i jsut saved myself 100+ bucks cuz they do a diagnostic when they change fuses at dealers and those cost alot.
