...Yeah, here for the hott woman in the robe 😂

... Believe it or not, I was changing the bulb in my 2009 Chevy Cobalt and accidentally left the lights on during the day; the next day, I got up to go to work and had a dead battery 😫. Anywho, I jump started it with another vehicle and low and behold, I accidentally crossed the positive and negative on my battery. It sparked a little bit when I put the cables on, same as it usually does. But when I got into start it, it didn't do anything. I got out to go look to see if maybe the cables came off, and the negative cable that I had connected to the positive terminal bolt, was completely fire engine red. Then I realized what I did. Anyhow, I switched them and my car started right up but I noticed, the radio wasn't working. I figured maybe I fried it. Then today on the way home, I said maybe I'll just check the fuse. And I googled where is the radio fuse for a 2009 Chevy Cobalt, and your video came up 😁. Found out where the fuse was and took it out and wouldn't you know, the fuse was blown. And I also didn't have a sunroof, so I pulled that fuse out and put it in the radio fuse. Now, my radio works😅. Thanks 😎!!! 💯

Fuse puller also in top right corner of fuse panel under the hood

My front lights are not coming on

Dude Ty!! You're the man 😁🤟

The numbers are the amps...

Very helpful Thank you

I can't wait for the sequel

Watching in 2019 and this was very helpful, Thank you.

Thanks, you did a great job explaining it!

This actually is very helpfull, because i had the same problem. Thank you very much. Nicely explained. :)

u should also have a fuse puller in the fuse box under the hood (in the top right)

thanks man. life saver

am not find my folt here all video .sow it

very, thank you

For the love of God, show us where the sob goes and put it in there.

finally posted.

This guy was pretty good.