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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses and relays) for Dodge Durango (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009).

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The cooling fan motor is likely drawing to much current because it is worn out.

it gets power from the CHIME fuse in the instrument panel junction/fuse block. It should have power on the orange wire. The black and light green wires are the grounds.

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There is an interior fuse panel just to the left of the passenger's left knee. The cover It is held on by velcro. After you take off the cover, you will see a diagram on the inside of the cover telling you which fuse is for what. This is covered in your manual, which is in the glovebox. If you do not have a manual you can get one off ebay for a few bucks.

First check your positive battery cable. I have seen, especially on the Saturn, where the positive cable gets corroded through the cable and will not allow any power through it. Also check all fuses in the fuse box under the hood, especially the large green 30 amp fuses. If that does not help then check the fusible link between the starter and the alternator. I have seem some of those fail, but usually the car still had power.

The radio fuse is located in the interior fuse block on the right side of the center (down low) console under a cover. Gently remove the cover to gain access to the fuse.

The light should go out after you replace the sensor that should be in the front of the vehicle.You can check the fuse for the horn. However, some of the airbags that don't come from a dealers, don't deploy, but there is no way of knowing that until you are in an accident.

You might want to try using an amp wiring kit. I'm not sure what the specs are on those things, but I imagine they put a huge draw on your power supply so it might not be a bad idea to use the amplifier fuse block (usually 80-90 amps) and the heavy gauge wiring to make sure it runs at maximum capacity. Also, the sudden draw on your car's electrical system will rob a lot of power, so you might want to do some research into using a car audio capacitor to minimize the drain. I looked into doing one of these too, and this was the general consensus from several people.