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The owners manual may be of help. I believe there is locations in it for fuses & relay panels.

Cars, no -- except to figure out what viscosity oil to use and how much. Bikes, yes. The dash on my Triumph has about 18 different functions (two trips, instant fuel mileage, average speed, max speed, shift lights, etc. etc.) all accessed through three measly buttons. I had to spend some quality time...

I think they can be a good starting point, but are also written in a dry, aged way and sometimes contain information not relevant to my specific model. Part of the delivery process should really be the salesperson going over the car stem to stern. In my dealership days, I saw deliveries range from a...

I always read my owner's manuals. They're full of shocking tidbits that the salesperson didn't tell you, or explanations for oddball interior design. Now that I think about it though, I don't read about the gadgets. I read about the oil, the security (how do you turn that beep beep...

I almost always read the owner's manual for my new vehicles. I say almost because I did not read the owner's manual for my wife's minivan when we bought it but should have. I ended up having to pull out that manual when we got a flat tire and it was not clearly visible where all the jacking...

There always seems to be more gadgets on new cars. How many read the owner's manual?