What do the fuses below the main fuse box control?
I went to get my car off the street just now and i found my hood slightly open.

The reason it wouldn't close was because the lid to that box was off. And when I unarmed my alarm, it indicated that it had gone off.

I imagine that someone was trying to cut the wires for the alarm.
Anyone help me out so I know for sure?

 

the cover should say what each one is for. you *** got lucky your **** didnt get stolen.

 

It's just a fuse box, it doesn't say what each fuse controls.

Yeah i'm getting real sketch about having my car now. I think I might take it back home.


[Modified by Kellindal, 1:23 AM 10/19/2002]

 

hrm... mine does. strange.
Lately I've been backpacking my ECU. you should probobly do the same.

 

the main fuse box in the engine bay controls the current to many different wiring harnesses throughout the car. you can actually disconnect a fuse that will cause your alarm to be disengaged. thats why an alarm specialist has tricks to prevent that from happening.

 

i just moved from Santa Rosa man...Integra theft was definitely on the rise. Just like everywere else.

 

That is an effective way, however, if they want a car bad enough, criminals will just tow it away....

 

how easy is it to remove ECU?

 

Oh, I'm in LA right now at school. I feel pretty safe with my car back in Santa Rosa. But I agree, things are getting sketchy everywhere.

 

once you take the kick panel off, its 4 bolts, and you unplug your ecu, and away you go