What's up guys? Thanks for watching my video. I do appreciate it. I just wanted to quickly show you something that's pretty alarming. This is a 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee Loverado edition and I have to pull a dashboard out. I have to do an evaporator on it. Usually before I do any work for my own safety and the safety of the car, I disconnect the airbags. I don't necessarily need to pull the airbags out of the car but I do believe this one has a knee bolster that needs to be taken out. I usually just pop the fuses out and train out the capacitors and all that. I just know because I've done this a bunch of times that usually these yellow ones with the locks are for the occupant restraint system, the airbags. But now if we pop this fuse box and we look, it says spare, 10 amp spare, 10 amp. That's those two right there. Then it says 30, 15, 30, 20. Which is right there. There's your 10 amps up here. I want to say 10 amps right there. So I was real confused so I pulled out, you know, this is the original owner's manual out of the car. As you can see, it's in the integrated power module fuse box. Right there in cavity 29 and cavity 30 are airbag fuses. So I'm going to go over here because I was so confused I had to look it up. So here's the fuse box diagram, 29 and 30 are the two on the bottom. And then just for the heck of it, to make sure I got another one too, 29 and 30. So when we go back to the owner's manual, 29 and 30, 10 amp red, 10 amp red. That's those right here. Do not pull these out of your car and use them as a spare. Please do not be on the side of the road, open up your owner's manual, or just pop the fuse box, read your spare and pull these out. They're hard to pull out, you know, you got to unclip them. They don't just pull out like a normal mini fuse. But that's a big problem. Someone has to do something about that. I believe it's on, I did a little research. I believe it's on a Jeep commander has the same fuse boxes and it states the same exact thing. You know, I don't know what happened. If this is just a misprint and no one ever checked it and they just made a million of them and then just used them, I don't know. But something needs to be done about this. I'm going to put this out as a public service announcement to newer Jeep owners. This is again a 2009. Weird stuff, guys. Weird stuff. Thanks for watching.