1994 Fleetwood Limo fuses help-no handbook

[andyfanshawe]

Hi all.
Need your help again! 1994 LT1 powered Fleetwood Limo. Finally got it started after 3 years, but the television in the back has no power to it. Unfortunately, there is no handbook with the car so I need some help with fuse meanings, and the whereabouts of the fuse that controls the TV. Where is it??!
I have attached a photo of the fuse door (and other photos-sorry one is so big!), from the side of the A post on the driver’s side. Can someone translate/correct some of the meanings for me?
Fuse 1- mirror defogger
Fuse 2- none
Fuse 3- none
Fuse 4- none
Fuse 5- none
Fuse 6- Turn signal
Fuse 7- FBTCM/TPS ?
Fuse 8- RAP WPR ?
Fuse 9- Radio
Fuse 10- Wiper
Fuse 11- I/P INDC ? Instrument panel something?
Fuse 12- ELC IGN 1 Electronic ignition 1 ?
Fuse 13- Chime
Fuse 14- CCM IGN 1 Computer control management 1?
Fuse 15- AIR BAG
Fuse 16- GEN generator?
Fuse 17- MEM SEAT memory seat?
Fuse 18- CCM IGN 3 Computer control management 3?
Fuse 19 RAP POWER ? What is this?
Fuse 20- A/C COMP Air Con compressor
Fuse 21- RAP BATT ? What is this?
Fuse 22- HVAC MDL ?
Fuse 23- TRK REL trunk release?
Fuse 24- Starter
Fuse 25- HVAC IGN ?
Fuse 26- ELC SENS ?
Fuse 27- D/INT LTS?
Fuse 28- FRT CIG front cigar lighter
Fuse 29- RR CIG rear cigar lighter
Fuse 30- EBTCM ?
Fuse 31- PARK LTS parking lights
Fuse 32- Horn
Fuse 33- HVAC BAT ?
Fuse 34- CCM BAT ?
Fuse 35- PWR MIR power mirror
Fuse 36- TRK PDWN Trunk something?
Fuse 37- HAZRD LTS Hazard lights
Fuse 38- none
Fuse 39- PWR LUMB Power to lumbar support?
Fuse 40- HTD SEAT Heated seats
Fuse 41- CORNR LTS ?
Fuse 42- I/P DIM LTS Instrument panel lights dimmer?
Fuse 43- TAIL LTS Tail lights
Fuse 44- STOP LTS stop lights
Fuse 45- PWR LK power locks

Is this a case of the actual people who did the conversion makes the rules for the power to the rear compartment, or are they all similar?

Thanks for any reply.
Andy.

[91TexasSeville]

RAP= Relay Auxillary Power. Only commercial chassis (like yours) have this type fuse and relay.
This vehicle is wired for two batteries even if it has only one.
Trunk PDWN is power pull down for the trunk latch motor
The commercial chassis has a lot of added features due to the variety of service they perform.
Ambulance, Funeral Coach, Limo....etc...

[boston170]

Fuse #7 is the traction control and Throttle Position sensor which is connected to a cable /motor and accelerator (you know, the annoying mechanism which pushes the gas pedal back and shuts power down when you're trying to peel out?)

#30 is related to only traction control.

I'm experimenting with trying to shut that horrible device down with only fuses. I tried pulling #30. It didn't work. Traction control or "fun control" was still operational. I'll try #7 EBTCM/TPS next, then both, but I'm concerned that fuse #7 is a very important fuse that operates idle, engine sensors and much more.

DOES ANYONE KNOW IF PULLING FUSE #7 AND DRIVING WILL HARM MY BABY?